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Health techs first up for industry-focused Innovyz accelerator programs
Friday, 27 February | By Andrew Sadauskas
Adelaide-based international business accelerator Innovyz has opened applications to the first of its industry-focused nine-month Innovation programs, with applications now open for high growth businesses in the health tech sector.
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Seven errors entrepreneurs make when selling to large corporates and how to avoid them
Friday, 27 February | By StartupSmart
The dream of many tech startups is to partner with, or sell their solution to, large companies that will either pay them a truckload of money or on-sell their products through their huge distribution channels.
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Video recruitment platform could put an end to phone interviews
Friday, 27 February | By StartupSmart
A Sydney startup hopes to make the recruitment process easier by eliminating phone interviews and replacing them with video.
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High-flying Simon Hackett-backed aviation app wins industry award and major defence contract
Friday, 27 February | By Andrew Sadauskas
AvSoft Australia has taken out Australia’s top prize for civil aviation innovation, with the electronic flight bag app also winning a major contract with the Australian Army.
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Health techs first up for industry-focused Innovyz accelerator programs
Friday, 27 February | By Andrew Sadauskas
Adelaide-based international business accelerator Innovyz has opened applications to the first of its industry-focused nine-month Innovation programs, with applications now open for high growth businesses in the health tech sector.
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Video recruitment platform could put an end to phone interviews
Friday, 27 February | By StartupSmart
A Sydney startup hopes to make the recruitment process easier by eliminating phone interviews and replacing them with video.
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High-flying Simon Hackett-backed aviation app wins industry award and major defence contract
Friday, 27 February | By Andrew Sadauskas
AvSoft Australia has taken out Australia’s top prize for civil aviation innovation, with the electronic flight bag app also winning a major contract with the Australian Army.
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A case of pay to (Google) Play? Android app store getting paid search ads
Friday, 27 February | By Andrew Sadauskas
Google has announced it is going to begin introducing paid search results for apps into its Google Play app store, with the news drawing a mixed reaction from Australian app developers.
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THE NEWS WRAP: Apple continues to grow global smartphone operating profit share
Thursday, 26 February | By Kye WhiteWhile Google may be winning the mobile operating system market share race, it lags well behind in profits.
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Smartwatches to give IoT startups a leg-up
Thursday, 26 February | By Broede CarmodyThe growing popularity of smartwatches will help raise public awareness of internet-connected devices in the home, car and workplace, according to the founder of car monitoring startup GoFar.
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No more waiting in queues if AirService has its way
Thursday, 26 February | By StartupSmartSydney-based startup AirService is helping businesses do away with queues.
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Driver fatigue on the radar as Aussie startup partners with NSW Roads and Maritime Services
Thursday, 26 February | By StartupSmartTwo Australian startups have partnered with a government department to develop an app to help reduce road fatalities.
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Seven errors entrepreneurs make when selling to large corporates and how to avoid them
Friday, 27 February | By StartupSmartThe dream of many tech startups is to partner with, or sell their solution to, large companies that will either pay them a truckload of money or on-sell their products through their huge distribution channels.
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Technology as a social lifeline for kids with Asperger’s
Friday, 27 February | By The ConversationFor some people, such as those on the higher-functioning end of the autism spectrum, technology can be a vehicle for personal and social growth.
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White collar crime and metadata: beware of building a new honeypot
Friday, 27 February | By The ConversationWith the struggle by law enforcement agencies to keep pace with new technologies has come calls by the agencies for additional investigatory powers.
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Explainer: Australia’s ‘three strikes’ plan to curb illegal downloads
Wednesday, 25 February | By StartupSmartFollowing last week’s release of a draft “three strikes” scheme by Australian ISP and telecommunications industry body Communications Alliance, the issue of online copyright infringement is again up for debate.
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A yarn about startups pussyfooting around: How pausing a kitten delivery turned into a full-grown cat-astrophe
Monday, 9 February
If you promise your customers kittens, you better deliver!
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- A case of pay to (Google) Play? Android app store getting paid search ads
Business Planning
Appster launches high school course to find the developers of tomorrow
Tuesday, 24 February 2015 03:30 |Melbourne startup Appster is partnering up with the Department of Education in Tasmania and New Town High School in Hobart to create a new course designed to teach students the foundations of coding and app creation.
A new force in gaming? Controls combine virtual reality with exercise, motion tracking and resistance
Friday, 20 February 2015 04:16 |An Australian tech company called The Realm has created a new motion tracking control system with force feedback that co-founder Matt Long says will give gamers a more immersive experience – along with a calorie-burning workout.
- An Airbnb for washing machines? How to achieve a circular economy
- Wearable tech wins at Melbourne BattleHack
- Federal government looks at creating a free geocoded national address database
- Toowoomba startup community looks at getting its first coworking space
- Australia’s sporting advantage key to startups tackling global markets
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Four content marketing mistakes you need to avoid
Tuesday, 20 January 2015 00:23 |While attracting and converting customers with content can yield a significant return on investment, not everyone gets it right.
Public relations advice for startups
Monday, 19 January 2015 04:26 |Underestimating the amount of time and money that’s required to launch marketing and PR campaign is a common mistake made by startups, according to Sharon Zeev Poole, the founder of public relations agency Agent 99 PR.
- Ruslan Kogan explains why he’s expanding into 15 new categories
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- Three key design lessons from the Australian designer behind Google Wave
- The race to get products under the Christmas tree from Kickstarter-backed projects
Technology
High-flying Simon Hackett-backed aviation app wins industry award and major defence contract
Friday, 27 February 2015 04:11 |AvSoft Australia has taken out Australia’s top prize for civil aviation innovation, with the electronic flight bag app also winning a major contract with the Australian Army.
A case of pay to (Google) Play? Android app store getting paid search ads
Friday, 27 February 2015 04:05 |Google has announced it is going to begin introducing paid search results for apps into its Google Play app store, with the news drawing a mixed reaction from Australian app developers.
- Technology as a social lifeline for kids with Asperger’s
- White collar crime and metadata: beware of building a new honeypot
- Smartwatches to give IoT startups a leg-up
- Early adopters of IoT tech seeing significant reduction in business costs: report
- Eye tracking is the next frontier of human-computer interaction
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Health techs first up for industry-focused Innovyz accelerator programs
Friday, 27 February 2015 04:55 |Adelaide-based international business accelerator Innovyz has opened applications to the first of its industry-focused nine-month Innovation programs, with applications now open for high growth businesses in the health tech sector.
Like investors to honey: Aussie beekeeping buzz over Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign
Tuesday, 24 February 2015 04:24 |An Indiegogo campaign for a beehive that allows beekeepers to harvest honey simply by turning a tap has become one of Australia’s most successful crowdfunding campaigns.
- Former federal sports minister to join the Australian Sports Technology Network
- Plans apace for growth at Melbourne bitcoin co-working space
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- Why crowdsourced equity funding may not be what Australia’s startup ecosystem really needs
- Significant Investor Visa Program reforms could boost venture capital pool for Australian business
