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Category Archives: sustainability
Mevo…(t)apping into the zeitgeist of non-car ownership
Mevo is an intriguing start up that Wellington’s Biz Dojo attracts at times. It is making a major play towards a future where we won’t own our own car, but will hire one as required. Additionally, Mevo’s also touting itself … Continue reading
Posted in Entrepreneur, high tech, Innovation, Market validation, start-up, sustainability, technology
Tagged car on demand, Mevo
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Fishing for a complementary use of fire reservoir ponds
Years ago for a farm management report at Lincoln University, I wrote a tongue-in-cheek plan around the integration of goldfish in troughs on dairy farms (we’d spotted the use of such technology to help keep the troughs clean). Well here’s … Continue reading
“If you don’t love your idea, don’t do it”
If you don’t love your idea, don’t do it. As well as this point, Nick Gerritsen, speaking at Supercharge, a recent startup event that attracted 150+ in Wellington, said that it is possible to smash it big from Aotearoa. Not that … Continue reading
Psst, want to learn about IT…the Tech for Non-Tech course is a steal
Now, knowing how to code won’t necessarily be required for success in a future digital world. But knowing how the IT layers fit together is required in order to fully participate. Which is why you’d have to say the upcoming … Continue reading
Why a democratic open-source news and views site needs reinvention and why we should care
Scoop’s in the middle of an attempt to change its ownership and business structure from individual shareholders to community (to be designed). It has just launched a PledgeMe crowd funding bid. The metaphor that applies is not unlike the tragedy … Continue reading
Posted in contract writer, Entrepreneur, private equity, SciBlogs, sustainability, writer for hire
Tagged Alastair Thompson, Scoop
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Branding’s dark arts leans to build, measure, learn
The dark arts of branding received an illumination when Brant Cooper spoke to a packed house at Wellington’s Lightning Lab. The ‘Lean Entrepreneur’ co-author from San Diego popped in on invitation on his way to Australia, and talked about how … Continue reading
In the rush to all things digital, are we missing a biological trick?
New Zealand is missing a trick when it comes to the startup weekend, incubator, accelerator programme ecosystem that’s got lots of attention lately. And sure, I can appreciate how the digital side of things is extremely quick at developing and … Continue reading
PledgeMe co-flounderer’s words of wisdom
You’ve got to give a bit of kudos to someone who calls themselves the chief bubble blower and co-flounderer (yes, spelling is correct) of a company. Whether you call New Zealand’s first crowd-funding platform PledgeMe a startup is debateable, as … Continue reading