Tag: Dell

Israeli startup HearMeOut is taking on the likes of Google and Apple in a bid to capitalise an emerging demand for voice tech, listing on the ASX ahead of its planned launch in the US next year.

The new technology is a disruptive game changer. It is able to transform storage into something a business can simply depend on.

Most companies and individuals understand the power & value of giving and receiving feedback yet we still avoid it, says communication expert Georgia Murch

I will admit I am not partial to the selfie. In fact, I hate having my photograph taken. I think I have taken maybe three...

The second annual Gender-Global Entrepreneurship and Development Index (GEDI), commissioned by Dell, has revealed that Australia is one of the three best countries in...

According to the second annual Gender-Global Entrepreneurship and Development Index (GEDI), more than 75 per cent of the 30 countries surveyed are not meeting...

The global PC market continues to face an identity crisis as tablets increasingly dominate market share and shake-up traditional notions of brand perception. The latest...

Who wouldn’t like to recapture – and relive – one’s first kiss, or a fabulous wedding, or one’s baby’s first words, or a parent’s golden anniversary! Which is why Memtell – a play on Memory Tell – is not just an interesting startup. It is one with the promise of enriching our lives, by capturing our lives in myriad ways, and storing them for the future.

Yesterday, in Sydney, I was fortunate enough to spend some time with Dell's Richard Binhammer. According to the company bio, he's "a core member of Dell’s Social Media Advisory Council and responsible for designing and implementing digital media and blog outreach, with a special emphasis on communities and corporate reputation." What does this mean? He's the guy largely responsible for Dell's pioneering moves in social media over the past four years.

Yesterday, in Sydney, I was fortunate enough to spend some time with Dell's Richard Binhammer. According to the company bio, he's "a core member of Dell’s Social Media Advisory Council and responsible for designing and implementing digital media and blog outreach, with a special emphasis on communities and corporate reputation." What does this mean? He's the guy largely responsible for Dell's pioneering moves in social media over the past four years.

Daniel Houden started software developing when he barely knew how to use Microsoft Word. Four years later he presented at the Microsoft Conference with his software product, Xchangexec.