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Premium Content Subscriber only Businesses embracing innovation in manufacturing will be highlighted in a free seminar near Emerald that aims to strengthen regional capacity. CQUniversity has partnered with Ausindustry, CSIRO, I4Connect and the Rockhampton Manufacturing Hub to host the seminar, which co-organiser and CQUniversity Manager of research partnerships Josh Ariens said would focus on how tapping into support that was available could deliver success on the innovation journey. “There are a range of support mechanisms and significant funding streams available for businesses keen to t...

About this event Public and private investment in quantum technology is on the rise around the world. Current estimates state the global industry will be valued at close to $86 billion by 2040. What does this mean for the Australian market and our homegrown Australian startups? How can budding entrepreneurs get a slice of the action? Cicada Innovations in partnership with the Sydney Quantum Academy’s ‘Quantum Innovators Network’ presents a panel of quantum founders to discuss their global journey. How did they get started, what choices did they make and what does it mean to go...

Need inter-sectoral collaboration to boost MSMEs: Hartarto 5th May 2021 Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Airlangga Hartarto speaks at an online event for the Leader, Executive & Entrepreneur Program of the Industry & Business Institute of Management (IBIMA) in Jakarta on Wednesday (May 5, 2021). Antaranews.com/ HO-Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs Support, cooperation, and collaboration in building national, effective, and technology-based MSMEs and industries ahead of Industry 4.0 era necessitate to be enhanced Jakarta (ANTARA) - Calling micro, small, and medium ent...

Starting young can have some clear advantages, but overall, the research suggests middle-aged entrepreneurs are more likely to succeed.

Bill Gates was 21 when he and Paul Allen registered Microsoft. Steve Jobs was 22 when he and Steve Wozniak launched Apple. Mark Zuckerberg started Facebook in his Harvard dormitory. The biographies of these tech billionaires who achieved great success in their twenties has helped cement the perception that entrepreneurship is a young person’s game. Not true. Such stories are the exception rather than the norm. Starting young can have some clear advantages. For one thing, it gives you much more time to fail the several times most enterprenuers do before they put it all together and succeed....