Technological innovation often comes when your hunch collides with someone else's hunch, says best-selling author Steven Johnson. Open collaborative spaces are vital to allowing those hunches to mature into breakthrough moments.
IT research firm Ideas International (ASX:IDE) lifted its 1H profit 23.8%, and is “cautiously confident” it can maintain its momentum for the rest of the year
IT intelligence company Ideas International (ASX:IDE) expects a profit of between $1m and $1.3m in calendar 2010
IT research supplier Ideas International (ASX:IDE) raised its 1H profit 83%, and its revenue 16%, after winning new customers
But declines to give a full-year forecast due to forex fluctuations
The eagerly anticipated innovation tax incentives released recently by Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull are designed to “enable the transition of our economy” but experts say they unfairly benefit investors over the start-ups and businesses doing the heavy lifting.
More often than not, our best ideas don’t come when we’re sitting in front of a computer. They arrive when little distractions allow our thoughts to wander from the task at hand. These ‘little distractions’ are what many large enterprises see as the catalysts for collaboration. And it’s why we’re seeing dramatic changes in workspace design.
