What Australian business can learn from Google, Facebook
With the push on for Australia to become an "innovation nation", businesses are searching for ways to foster an internal culture that supports this goal.
Flexible working arrangements becoming a necessity
Some companies are lagging behind the desires of their staff for new, innovative working arrangements. But the millennial boom means they need to catch up fast.
Dubai shakes off end of the resources boom
Dubai is taking steps to rapidly align itself with innovative leaders in the creative and technology industries around the world.
Tablets replace compendium in hotel innovation
Hunter Valley conference and spa resort Chateau Elan has replaced its traditional in-room compendiums with Samsung Galaxy Tab 8 tablets.
Tasmania embraces classrooms of the future
Sydney Grammar School may have thrown laptops out of classrooms earlier this year, but in Tasmanian schools, in-situ technology is getting the red carpet treatment.
How our work's being altered by mobile devices
What is still not widely understood is mobility is fundamentally changing how we work.
Australia falls behind in technology race
Australia is falling further behind in the world of technology, and part of that reason is the nation's overheated capital city property market.
Government's ideas boom may be hot air
The major reason for the cynicism around the rhetoric associated with the Ideas Boom is that it may not reflect what's really happening on the ground.
More gain than pain in not being prescriptive
The traditionally prescriptive approach taken by many businesses to their employee's use of technology is crumbling, and the benefits may well outweigh the pain.
Few businesses ready for culture tech changes
With the pace of technological change only gathering speed, businesses must either adapt the way they operate or risk falling behind more-nimble competitors.
