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Tag Archives: wellington
Startups need to be a ‘little bit evil’
One of the big problems with startups is they’re not ‘evil’ enough. Now there’s a statement bound to make you go ‘huh’. “You need to be a little bit evil,” says Alistair Croll a speaker at Supercharge. Supercharge was a … Continue reading
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Tagged Alistair Croll, Lean15, Supercharge, wellington
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BizDojo set to take its ‘co-working space’ model overseas
I had the pleasure of working out of Wellington’s BizDojo about four years ago on a project to collate just who were the local Wellington companies using R&D in their businesses. If I had to give a description then, I’d … Continue reading
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Tagged BizDojo, co-working, co-working space, Jonah Merchant, Nick Shewring, wellington
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Is Startup Weekend missing a middle-aged trick?
As one of many simultaneous events taking place around the world, the Wellington Startup Weekend took place on April 10 – 12 at Creative HQ. Now one of the purposes of the weekend event is not necessarily to create new … Continue reading
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Tagged Startup Weekend, wellington
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Open for thinking, open for participation, open for collaboration
The name of the two day Wellington conference on Thursday and Friday 16/17 April says it all. Open Source//Open Society (OS//OS). As a digital immigrant who has, without sometimes knowing why, gone down he android path for my devices, I’m … Continue reading
Posted in cloud computing, contract writer, Entrepreneur, high tech, Innovation, IT, open source, SciBlogs, writer for hire
Tagged Enspiral, Github, Open Source Open Society, wellington
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Lightning Lab II grows up – will its offspring make it to adolescence?
Anyone that’s been around young children will appreciate there’s a heck of a difference between a one year old and a two year old. A similar comparison is valid with Lightning Lab II, which last week had nine of … Continue reading
The heart of the matter, and a matter of the heart, is design by intention
Seeing as on the design side of things I’m more in the ‘I know when it works, I just don’t know how to do it properly’ camp…here’s a plug to the UX Design Day. UX stands for User Experience – … Continue reading
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Tagged user experience, UX Design Day, wellington
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Non-success gets a deserved recognition
A thumbs up to Lightning Lab and Wellington’s Creative HQ for celebrating non-success. That, quite deliberately, is different from describing the five of the nine companies which went through LL’s 12 week accelerator programme as failures. Earlier in the year, … Continue reading
Primary industry mobile tech forum draws the digerati
Numbers tell a story on their own. And the fact that over 220 attendees ponyed up at the Mobile Tech Summit 2013 in Wellington on August 7 & 8 underscores the message that our natural resources aren’t as old-hat as … Continue reading
Key’s causing of capital introspection is probably good for us
As much as Prime Minister John Key has attempted to water down his ‘Wellington is dying’ aside, at the very least it has provided a good opportunity for some capital introspection. One thing Key might be doing is confusing busyness … Continue reading
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Tagged John Key, TIN 100, wellington
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Agile methodology seems to suit kiwi psyche
A relatively recent ‘movement’ in software development runs the risk of dovetailing perfectly with the kiwi psyche. ‘Agile Methodology’, as used by super graphics creators BIS2, is, as self-defined, a quicker and better means of delivering bespoke software to clients. … Continue reading
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Tagged Agile methodology, bis2, Jeremy Banks, wellington
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