Redefining the NZ Brand – Ideas for 29 September 2013 on Radio New Zealand – Featuring among others, Malcolm Wright

I think we need to start rethinking the brand NZ. Move away from Milk, Rugby and the so called No 8 wire, green perspective. It is not saying we need to ditch these values.

Redefining the NZ Brand – Ideas for 29 September 2013 on Radio New Zealand – Featuring among others, Malcolm Wright

This is a timely debate. “Ideas takes a look at how New Zealand presents itself to the world and asks, has the time come for a re-think of our brand? Historian Richard Wolfe talks to Jeremy Rose about New Zealand’s earliest efforts to promote itself to the world; and Chris Laidlaw talks to Massey University […]

Trademe Consumers and Authenticity: Working Paper: 1967 Modeling Authenticity in Online Shopping: Purchase Behavior Working Paper: 1967

Consumer Authenticity: Working Paper: 1967 Modeling Authenticity in Online Shopping: Purchase Behavior Working Paper: 1967   Modeling Authenticity in Online Shopping: Purchase Behavior Trademe Consumers and Traders: www.trademe.co.nz By Robert Davis and Kevin Sheriff Robert Davis: Associate Professor: drradavis@gmail.com orrdavis@unitec.ac.nz, Unitec Institute of Technology, Auckland, New Zealand. Kevin Sheriff: Lecturer, Auckland, New Zealand. Introduction The aim of this research […]

Listen to "Standing desks" on Radio New Zealand

I just listened to “Standing desks” on Radio New Zealand http://www.radionz.co.nz/national/programmes/thiswayup/audio/2570011/standing-desks Sent via Radio New Zealand for Android Please see my post on the stand up meeting table. 

Collaboration for fast learning in the face of uncertainty (Steve Barnett, 2013) – "The idea of a fully collaborative effort seems unattractive to the public yet that's what's making this AC so spectacular. Collaboration for fast learning in the face of uncertainty."

Steve Barnett commented on leaning and the Americas Cup (Spithill and Barker). Something we can learn from in business and innovation. Steve wrote: “Good on him! I agree, Spithill is a very amiable genuine guy. So is Barker in, in a more reserved way. What interests me is the public desire to find a hero. […]