Online platform Where’s the Card helps users wrangle colleagues to sign an office-wide card
Wrangling colleagues to sign a card & collect money for a gift takes time. Where’s the Card coordinates card buying, signing & delivery in the workplace.
Wrangling colleagues to sign a card & collect money for a gift takes time. Where’s the Card coordinates card buying, signing & delivery in the workplace.
More than two years after it was announced, the $10 million iAccelerate Seed Fund at the University of Wollongong (UoW) is open for business.
After months of expanding its dealings in Australia, Alibaba Group this weekend officially opened its Australian and New Zealand headquarters in Melbourne, with the local office to be headed up by Maggie Zhou.
Snapchat’s parent company Snap, Inc has filed its paperwork for an IPO through which it will look to raise an initial figure of US$3 billion.
Employment Hero has announced a partnership with ANZ that will see its HR technology rolled out to ANZ’s small business customers.
To help businesses to perfect their online presence, startup Loop11 has developed a platform that enables users to run their own detailed usability testing.
Looking to prove that a human touch still can go a long way is Influx, handling customer service support for businesses operating online.
CreativeHQ is adding to its range of accelerators with Lightning Lab Electric, focused on businesses working across the areas of electricity & sustainable energy.
The federal government has announced this week a $22 million fund that will support the development of telecommunications infrastructure in regional WA.
New Zealand startup Zencastr is looking to help podcasters by providing an online platform to simplify and automate the podcasting process.
Fresh from its debut on the ASX last month, logistics software company GetSwift has announced the appointment of Jamila Gordon, a non-executive director, to the role of Global Chief Information Officer.
Startup Lithodomos VR is using virtual reality (VR) to construct detailed 3D experiences of global historical sites and bring history to life.
It seems like, to be a founder in 2017, you not only need a unicorn-worthy idea, but a personal brand that heralds you as something of an entrepreneurial demigod.
For Dropbox, the process of encouraging innovation internally has been distilled into a systemised recipe, finessed over years of experimentation.
LaunchVic, the Vic Government’s $60 million startup initiative, has announced the grant recipients in its second funding round, totalling $4.9 million.