Engineers building a new future!
Here's Daniel Almagor from Engineers without Borders talking about why he thinks the Future Summit is important to help us "engineer a better world":
innovation
Future and the Summit
I was really lucky to be able to attend the Australian Davos Connection's Future Summit 2009 in Melbourne earlier this week.
When I walked into the venue it was a bit intimidating, so many serious looking people in suits. And from the attendee list I knew that many
I'm wondering about scribetribe?
When two of the nicest and smartest people I know start talking about a new idea they are working on I get extremely curious. So when @jedwhite (entrepreneur & startup guru) and @mediamum (mainstream & social media maven) shared this video they caught my attention. I'm very curious
Perception, relationships & dialogue
~ There have been some really interesting responses from a variety of people regarding my involvement with CeBIT this year. I'm finding it quite fascinating, and have even been called a "cool kid" which, for someone who's always been the quintessential library dwelling nerd, is
Perception, relationships & dialogue
~ There have been some really interesting responses from a variety of people regarding my involvement with CeBIT this year. I'm finding it quite fascinating, and have even been called a "cool kid" which, for someone who's always been the quintessential library dwelling nerd, is
Thoughts on innovation & revolution
"Innovation always comes unexpectedly & from the periphery." - Source: Me
Once I see an innovation it always seems obvious - except that it was not obvious until I saw it. The iPhone is a great example of this - sure it is currently less than 5% of handsets on the
Thoughts on innovation & revolution
"Innovation always comes unexpectedly & from the periphery." - Source: Me
Once I see an innovation it always seems obvious - except that it was not obvious until I saw it. The iPhone is a great example of this - sure it is currently less than 5% of handsets on the