I’ve prepared a set of documents as a self help guide through this situation. To enable me to rapidly adapt & modify I’m publishing them via Google Docs…so the format isn’t fancy but I figure it’s better to get the information out there. I’ll continue to work on these docs as time goes on and […]
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Adelaide’s Hidden Champions : Small but Dominant
By Andrew Leunig on November 7, 2016 in Blog, Business Models, Business Types, Case Studies, Fast Growth, Insights
How two small Adelaide companies have achieved global dominance in their chosen niches through very deep domain expertise. They are true “Hidden Champions” – like the German companies fundamental to Germany’s strong export performance.
Kaggle is Klever platform for crowdsourcing predictive modelling
Data scientists from over 100 countries and 200 universities solve real world problems using real world data for cash prizes and glory !
Virtual School : Khan Academy : Changing the world
By Andrew Leunig on June 21, 2011 in Blog, Business Models, Case Studies, Insights, Learning and Growth, Other Stuff, Personal Effectiveness, Personal Improvement, Technology
How one man who started off tutoring his cousins in maths may be on the way to changing the world !
Book Review : What’s Mine is Yours : The Rise of Collaborative Consumption
By Andrew Leunig on June 8, 2011 in Blog, Book Reviews, Business Models, Business Types, Case Studies, Early Stage, Fast Growth, Fun, Insights, Life Balance, Lifestyle, Online, Other Stuff, Personal Improvement, Service, Technology
This book outlines a game changer. The rise of Collaborative Consumption. Driven by new, cheap technologies and maturing community rules about online trust – the new mantra is you don’t need to own it – you just need to access it. New Business Models are enabling “spare capacity” of all types to be put to […]
The twitter concept sketch
By Andrew Leunig on June 3, 2011 in Blog, Business Angels, Business Funding, Case Studies, Development, Early Stage, Fast Growth, Insights, Investor Ready, Muse, Online, Service, Strategy, Technology
See the “back of the envelope” sketch that became Twitter !