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Innovation and technology predictions

Thomas Watson, chairman of IBM, 1943 It is easy to look at a statement like this and poke fun. Hindsight is a wonderful thing! But as I have said on many occasions - innovation always comes unexpectedly & from the periphery. Very often the innovation is not a completely new technology,

Pleasantly surprised by Norton 360

Quite a few years ago I uninstalled Norton AntiVirus in complete disgust as it slowed my PC down to the point where it was almost as bad as having an actual virus. But recently, while chatting to some of guys from Symantec, they assured me that they had seen the

Pleasantly surprised by Norton 360

Quite a few years ago I uninstalled Norton AntiVirus in complete disgust as it slowed my PC down to the point where it was almost as bad as having an actual virus. But recently, while chatting to some of guys from Symantec, they assured me that they had seen the

Jambo to Action Aid Tanzania

Over the years I've been conscious that much of the information we get about Africa is mediated by Western voices. But here is an initiative that let's us hear voices from on the ground. In this case it is the folks from Action Aid in Tanzania,

BarCamp Sydney 27 Jun 2009

BarCamp Sydney is on again - so block out Saturday 27 June 2009 in your diary. This is 5th BarCamp Sydney & the un-organising committee has tagged this one as the Recession Edition or “the BarCamp we had to have” (paraphrasing Keating from 1990). There's a new venue

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":

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