January 11, 2019

Start Fast and Slowly Go Faster

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Start fast and Slowly Go Faster – the first hand travelogue and story of why and how Israel consistently innovates beyond expectations & how you can do the same.

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Day 5 of A Futurist’s Silicon Valley Israel Safari

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Scene change today as we move from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem to explore MedTech, health and wellness First stop was Alyn Paediatric Hospital an incredible facility with an amazing history of innovation dating back to the days when few countries would sell to Israel, so they had to make it themselves, roll forward to today […]

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Day 4 of A Futurist’s Silicon Valley Israel Safari

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Can you imagine the changes to our transport system and roads and the increase in patronage if every bus and tram received priority on the road and never had to stop at a red light. Our first stop yesterday at Axilion, not only imagined it, they built it. In Jerusalem their technology ensures that the […]

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Day 3 of A Futurist’s Journey through Silicon Valley Israel

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Any day that begins by you having to show your passport to armed security guards that entered the bus, who then proceed to place stickers on your phone’s camera, so you can’t take pictures, has all the hallmarks of an exciting day, and this did not disappoint. We had arrived at Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI), […]

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Day 2 – A Futurist’s Journey through Silicon Valley Israel Safari / Trade Mission

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Mind-blowing is the only way to describe our day at Tel Aviv University (TAU). We were welcomed by the international Dean, who told us about the 1.1 kilometres long university that houses 89,000 students, across 9 disciplines, all of whom collaborate to offer a true multi-disciplinary approach to education and we saw clear evidence of […]

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Day 1 – The Diary of A Futurist’s Trade Mission Journey through Silicon Valley Israel

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25 Australian business women and men have joined together to spend an immersive week in Start Up Nation Israel, in search of transferable innovation lessons that we can take back to our own businesses and communities. On paper, Israel seems an unlikely place to find and study innovation. It’s a country of only 8.85 million […]

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