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The Unlock teams’ journey into a deeper understanding of dyslexia moves far beyond the personal experiences of the founders. The...

Flip Grater and I were both present at the recent Electrify Aotearoa conference. Flip’s article focuses as it might on why women are...

The tiny corners of the world not dominated by tech, will have missed TechWeek, which ran nationally last week. What a fantastic line up,...

Yesterday I ordered the book recommended by Lianne Dalziel in her Newsroom article, “How Big Things Get Done”, by Bent Flyvbjerg and Dan...

My apparent jump from design to neurodiversity has been a mystery for many people, and the story may take some explaining. In the early...

🚨 Survey One: The Hidden Potential of Dyslexia - one week to go! 🚨 ☕ With only 5 questions, you can do the survey while making a cuppa...

We are excited to announce the launch of our start-up company Unlock Innovation Limited and have posted a short survey on our new...

Talking to my good friend Mike Hutcheson (Hutch as he is known) recently about how to “sell” the future. Mike has vast experience in...

The Productivity Commissions Looking To The Future Report out today, raises no new questions or answers as to how we are going to...

Retirement isn’t in my DNA, dying on the job seems like the best option. This morning I bought myself a copy of a book that I had...

The National Business Review on the 15th of January raised their concern that our new government optimise our economic engine. I have...

Despite what is happening in the world now, both locally and internationally, my hope is that we can come up with new ways to develop...

Yesterday I attended the New Zealand Productivity Commission workshop in Christchurch, titled Future Inquiry Pathway. Acknowledging, to...

Today I was doing a rushed shop at a local supermarket, and I thought I saw a product advertising “dog beer”. As you do, I had to...