Five Game-Changers Who Started Their Own Businesses — and the Lessons They Learned
Hear from five Aussies who've taken the plunge and built super successful businesses. The post Five Game-Changers Who Started Their Own Businesses — and the Lessons They Learned appeared first on Concrete Playground.
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Relive the glory days of uni and learn a thing or two (with a drink in hand) at this free talk series. The post Five Free Talks to Make You Feel Super Smart This Spring appeared first on Concrete Playground.
DetailsNZTech Inform – Unfortunate First World Problems!
Kia ora readers, This morning, when I was speaking with Mike Hosking on his Newstalk ZB breakfast show we discussed the multitude of variables involved in live streaming sport.
DetailsWorld-First Cameras That Can Catch You Using Your Phone While Driving Are Coming to NSW Roads
After a successful six-month trial, the cameras will be introduced across the state — permanently. The post World-First Cameras That Can Catch You Using Your Phone While Driving Are Coming to NSW Roads appeared first on Concrete Playground.
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It just seems to be the default answer these days, I thought technology was going to make life easier not busier.
DetailsHelping women gain confidence in finance and opening doors to investing
We started Sharesies to create equal opportunities for people to grow their wealth.
DetailsAI can make a positive impact on NZ’s economy, society and well-being
AI technologies are beginning to have a major impact on New Zealand’s economy and society, NZTech chief executive Graeme Muller says.
DetailsNZTech Inform – Singapore Collaboration
Last week, at the Canterbury Tech Summit, Facebook’s former CEO, Stephen Scheeler discussed building an innovative culture and trust in a digital world.
DetailsNZ must embrace technology: not treat it as a threat
New Zealand needs to embrace technology and not treat it as a threat, NZTech chief executive Graeme Muller says. He was commenting today on the Productivity Commission’s latest report which says New Zealand needs more technology.
DetailsNZ most likely to face significant future cyber attacks
New Zealand is most likely to face significant future cyber attacks, particularly as it is a member of the five-eyes alliance with the USA, the UK, Canada and Australia. . .
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