Does Apple tech get viruses like their PC cousins was where Phil Whelan of Hong Kong Radio 3 and I started this weeks chat, with the answer being yes, but in smaller numbers than their relatives, because the tight ecosystem makes it far harder for the perpetrators to get into a Mac piece of tech. […]
$1.1 billion is a significant line in the sand with which to announce that government sanctioned innovation is coming to Australia and Malcolm Turnbull in his Innovation Statement said the words that I’ve waited so long for – Australia is open for business now and in the future. Comments including our future prosperity will come […]
One thing I can accurately predict is that around this time of year every year requests come in for a nostalgic look at what we achieved this year and a predictive look at what next year’s trends may bring and this was the theme of my segment this week with Phil Staley of ABC Far […]
Can you really get someone to walk your dog for free? was the question that kicked off this chat with Micheal Clarke of ABC Townsville. It all started with a media release from DogShare that got Michael to ask “what is crowdsourcing and is it here to stay?”. Crowdsourcing in Australia is a $10 billion […]
Aldi is Australia’s largest ski wear retailer. Australia’s grocery market is worth $102 billion. Australian now grocery shop twice a week buying fewer and fresher items against the large single shop of only a decade ago, are all fascinating snapshots of Australia’s supermarket scene today and predictors of where next for this sector and a […]
reprinted from a story by Casey Neill in the Dandenong Journal THE future is all about flexibility, businesses at the SEBN Christmas Industry Breakfast have been told. “I want you to think of yourselves as a recyclable bottle,” global business futurist Morris Miselowski said at Sandown Racecourse in Springvale on Thursday 3 December. The morning’s […]
