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A few notes on innovation

By Julie Starr | Published: June 12, 2011
I’ve just enjoyed reading The Medici Effect after picking it up on impulse a week or so ago. Frans Johansson’s 2006 book looks at how innovation is enhanced when people from different disciplines come together to tackle problems. He calls it the intersection. When you step into an intersection of fields, disciplines or cultures, you [...]
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KiwiFoo and the power of conversation

By Julie Starr | Published: March 4, 2009
I had the good fortune recently to attend KiwiFoo (aka Baa Camp), a kind of unconference which brings together a cluster of people from various fields who share at least one thing: a burning passion for what they do. Hard to go wrong with a starting point like that and sure enough it proved a [...]
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Privacy and the ‘cloud’

By Julie Starr | Published: November 23, 2008
This is a slide show created by Nat Torkington about privacy online in the era of 'cloud' computing. Wish I'd been at the presentation.
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