reprinted from Sunday Star Times – Business Section – New Zealand, written by Simon Day Being employable could soon be more important than being employed in a fast-changing job market. Are you honest, reliable, know how to drive a van and don’t mind handling urine samples? Then how about a career as a drug detection […]
As an animal species humans are hard-wired to intuitively recognise the need for change and to react accordingly. Our ancestors knew when the land was fallow and they had to move on; when the weather was too hot or too cold and find an alternative living space. We knew food was running low and we […]
reprinted from the New Daily One of the most-played computer games in human history has been tainted by greed. Since 1990, Solitaire has been a part of Microsoft’s operating system Windows, offering countless hours of entertainment to bored office workers and multi-millions of dollars in lost productivity to their bosses. Who can forget the thrill […]
This week I was in 4BC’s Brisbane studio with Clare Blake as we attempted to look at things that were happening now that might end up being tomorrows’ big trend or fad. I say tried, because we did get to things like nose to tail dining; last weeks New York Fashion weeks big trend of […]
I 💓 innovation all the way to the moon and back On the 46th anniversary of man first walking on the moon, in several of my regular radio segments I took a look and 11 gadgets and tech things we have today that are directly attributable to space missions, which include: The microwave which started […]
The wailing and crying over the supposed death of physical retail stores seems to have been raging forever, but really it’s a recent conversation and one that is way overhyped. Obviously there is a relatively new retail player that lives inside the digital world and starting from a zero base only a decade or so […]
