Collective Campus is pleased to announce the startups that have been selected as part of the inaugural VR/AR accelerator program with Village Roadshow and Microsoft.
The Australian Government could be doing more for innovation.
Mills Oakley is launching Asia-Pacific's first Legal Startup accelerator.
The team at Lemonade Stand are proud to announce that we have successfully secured $100,000 as part of LaunchVic's $6.5m first round of funding allocations.
We're super pleased to announce Collective Campus has been selected to join the panel of the Digital Transformation Office.
If you've been listening to my podcast or reading my blogs you'll know that I like to sprinkle elements of philosophy, mindfulness and self improvement throughout – no, this is not for reasons of self indulgence, but has to do with the fact that when it comes to innovation and entrepreneurship, one can not effectively perform unless the mind, body and spirit are attuned to the task at hand.
Effectively fostering innovation at a national level does not happen overnight, especially not in Australia.
I was inspired to write this thought piece by a tifo, or banner to the football layman, which put forward the idea that 'success cannot exist without passion', something which is just as relevant for the team's coach Tony Popovic, who was immortalised on the banner, as it is for innovation and entrepreneurship.
Only after launching our podcast earlier this year, we've just hit the number 1 position in iTunes Business Podcasts!
Check out the video to hear how it went when we taught one of Australia's largest bookmakers how to use the lean startup methodology.
Collective Campus had the pleasure of hosting a panel talk recently with Stile Education on the future of K-12 education entitled ‘Getting Students Future Ready’.
As disruptive technology takes over, kids need to learn how to adapt and be empowered by skills that will prepare them for the future
With 65% of the Australian economy facing significant disruption, it’s predominantly a case of out with the old and in with the new. And it’s paving the way for disruptive education models and startups. In this article we cover disruptive innovation in higher education and disruptive learning solutions.
Collective Campus recently held its first Lean Startup Short Course. The course, held for 20 hours over four weeks, brought together seven budding entrepreneurs and exposed them to the world of build, measure and learn.
We were lucky enough at Collective Campus to host Minister Dalidakis as he visited several of Melbourne’s hotbeds of innovation and entrepreneurship.
I had the pleasure of attending and speaking at IBM’s annual A/NZ Partner Symposium at Luna Park in Sydney yesterday where the hot topics of innovation, disruption, transformation and startup agility were central to the day’s discussions.
