Tag: university of new south wales
Meet the East/West entrepreneurial combo changing how Aussies do business in China
While the focus is often on how business and tech co-founders combine to create successful start-ups, Sinorbis, an emerging Australian digital company helping companies tap into China’s burgeoning online consumer population, brings Western and Eastern expertise together to benefit Australian businesses.
The bad guys have upgraded! Unmasking the industrialisation of cyber crime and what it...
BAE Systems unveiled research into the cyber criminals that represent the biggest threats to Australian business, exposing how six distinct types cause harm
Will this become Australia’s first road-legal sports car powered entirely by the sun? [VIDEO]
Sunswift, a team of about 50 university students at the University of New South Wales (UNSW), build and race solar cars.
The eVe is the...
Oneflare is looking to give three students a taste of the start-up world they...
Oneflare, the Aussie local services marketplace, is the newest sponsor of the University of New South Wales (UNSW) co-op scholarship program, aiming to help...
Everyone deserves a second chance. This Sydney start-up is looking to give one to...
70 years ago, as a 10-year-old boy, Josh Wermut’s grandfather was forced to endure the horrors of the Nazi concentration camps.
Somehow, some way, he...
Imagination Effect: don’t underestimate the effect of your imagination on your business
Some may say, you're a dreamer. But you're not the only one. Okay, paraphrasing John Lennon, has never been done before. Ever. New research shows, that not only should you not be alone but that the dreamers, should be actively encouraged to think, create and imagine.
Can you spot the next Steve Jobs, Richard Branson or Michael Crouch? Check your...
What’s your “maverick” quotient? We're not talking about Tom Cruise in Top Gun. We mean, whether or not you can “recognise” a maverick — a creative, independent thinker who can be brilliant but troublesome and can keep firms aggressive and competitive. See if you fit the Maverickism Scale.
Research: Working mums have fatter kids
As if it wasn't hard enough to be a female entrepreneur, and a mother to boot. Now comes news that mothers of modest means who are working full time are more likely to have fat kids.
