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Some worrying disquiet around Callaghan Innovation

Posted on December 6, 2012 by

From what I gather, it is not only me who has a degree of disquiet about the lengthy and somewhat secretive gestation taking place around Callaghan Innovation (the new moniker for the Advanced Technology Institute). Because part of the unease … Continue reading →

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Let’s accept now that the ATI will find it very difficult to kick off by February next year

Posted on October 25, 2012 by

By the look of things, maybe we should accept, now, that the Advanced Technology Institute won’t be up and running by 1 Feb 2012. This was a two-month postponement from the original 1 November 2012 date – but the way … Continue reading →

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ATI Establishment Board role far bigger than most people realise

Posted on September 27, 2012 by

For something that has the extremely important job of kicking along (on an NZ Inc basis) the never simple endeavour of turning of an idea into income, the Advanced Technology Institute’s Establishment Board has so far operated very below the … Continue reading →

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