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Monthly Archives: January 2012
Creating software for the cloud, Wellington company gets all ‘temporal’
Tucked away on Wellington’s waterfront is an unassuming kiwi company bringing in the next generation of design and creation of cloud computing software. Many may never have heard of Core Technology and their software Aviarc™ – but international experts are … Continue reading
Posted in cloud computing, high tech, Innovation, IT, Patent, technology
Tagged Aviarc, Core Technology, Stephen Goodier
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Making a play for one place for everything
At a time when communication is (in theory) easier than ever, the overwhelming number of ways to connect means checking them all out can be a full-time job. Email, text, Facebook, other social networks, blogs, web apps, even something as … Continue reading
Posted in Angel investment, cloud computing, Entrepreneur, high tech, Innovation, IT, Prototyping, start-up, technology
Tagged Toby Ruckert, Unified Inbox
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Kiwis have to learn to identify and kill bad ideas – Dorenda Britten
An unwillingness to rigorously evaluate and kill weak ideas is but one indication that many New Zealand companies don’t fully understand the role of design in taking products and services to market. The managing director of designindustry Ltd, Dorenda Britten, … Continue reading
Posted in Development, Entrepreneur, high tech, Innovation, Prototyping, SciBlogs, start-up
Tagged designindustry, Dorenda Britten
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Innovation’s not easy…and there’s other ways to get value from it
According to a couple of intellectual property commercialisation experts doing a mini road trip late last year; a) we’re doing it completely wrong, and b) realise that patents can be sold and/or licensed. Paul Adams of Auckland-based EverEdge IP says … Continue reading
Posted in Development, Entrepreneur, Innovation, SciBlogs, sustainability, technology
Tagged commercialisation, EverEdge IP, Global IP Law Group, Paul Adams, Steven Steger
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Gluckman tells Auckland to get cracking
In giving a push/shove as Auckland as an innovation or knowledge city, chief science advisor Sir Peter Gluckman reckons the country could expect area like industrial design and digital and media research to have a high presence. In his ‘Auckland … Continue reading
Posted in Development, Entrepreneur, high tech, Innovation, SciBlogs, Science, Science policy, start-up, technology, university, value-added food. processed food
Tagged Auckland, gluckman, knowledge city
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