Design in business – the value of differentiation
2We live in a world where design and branding is playing an increasingly vital role in helping us differentiate one service or product from another. More …
We live in a world where design and branding is playing an increasingly vital role in helping us differentiate one service or product from another. More …
Along with help from ad agency Sugar, online DVD rental company Fatso has been busy capitalising on paranoia about new video piracy rules with a clever new campaign. More …
Israel's got a water problem: it has none to speak off. For sixty years it threw state money at the problem, but now it's out-sourcing the solution to a new generation of entrepreneurs More …
Start preparing now for life under a Labour/Greens combination by the middle of the decade. More …
Are the protestors out of line with mainstream opinion? No. And they're not a bunch of unemployed hippies either. More …
Five links for your Friday distraction. More …
Ensuring the right people are incentivised to do the right thing has earned Israel a well deserved reputation as the startup nation. More …
Our leaders all need a big cup of grow the hell up, or at least an after-school detention to sort them out. More …
Beer, beer, beer! More …
Bet you’ve never seen a church quite like this before. The 'Reading between the lines' project is the result of a collaboration between Belgian architects Pieterjan Gijs and Arnout Van Vaerenbergh. The use of the horizontal plates aims to ... More …
Steven Steger knows how to sell patents. The proof: he’s fresh from selling bankrupted Canadian telecommunications company Nortel’s patent portfolio for US$4.5 billion. More …
Architectural competitions can be a bit of a contentious issue but their popularity is certainly on the rise, particularly when it comes to informing the design of civic spaces. Now Hastings District Council is on the hunt for innovative ideas ... More …
If you could choose anything at all to help you live well in the future, what would it be? According to a recent ShapeNZ survey, a clean environment, a safe place to live, and a good public health system top ... More …
When we spoke to the folks behind Greening the Rubble earlier this year, they had high hopes for their voluntary project, which converts earthquake-damaged spaces into recreational, green havens, albeit temporary. The effort looks to have paid off with the ... More …
As governments worldwide search for that elusive economic growth, some eyes are turning to Israel, the self-styled 'Startup Nation'. More …