Startups stories - Page 22

Emblim's youthful CEO Tyler Dye reveals his vision for uniting gamers globally on a novel social platform, aiming to revamp online gaming community interaction.

The ten teams come from a diverse range of sectors including wine-making, pipfruit growing, and earthquake-resistant building solutions.

New Zealand Food Innovation Network collaborates with Hydroxsys to develop new membrane technology for dairy industry.

Perx Health has signed a commercial agreement with Sydney Local Health District (SLHD) to test the platform with selected patients.

Lingmo International launches Translate One2One, an earpiece powered by IBM Watson, to overcome language barriers.

McDonald started his company on his own in Wellington a decade ago to focus mainly on SMBs and now has two offices with further expansion plans.

Spark Lab's new campaign, 'Carpool Coaching,' takes business mentoring for a ride by drawing inspiration from James Corden's 'Carpool Karaoke'.

As a part of CES Asia 2017, Startup Park will showcase at least 75 start-ups around the world from ten countries.

The initiative is intended as a rallying cry to the founder community by the coworking and collaboration provider.

78% of kids who search the internet for content end up frustrated, confused or anxious because that sea of content is so overwhelming.

CoVentured launches to bridge Aussie corporates with startups, enhancing innovation and economic growth in the wake of slipping global ranks.

In the report, regtech is defined as technology that helps businesses comply with regulations efficiently and inexpensively.

AgriDigital and Prospa shine at the Australian FinTech Awards, celebrating leadership and innovation in the fintech and agritech industries.

You can’t shut off innovation. If you take yourself out of the market or shut it down for 2 years, you’re going to destroy the business.

Be an entrepreneur for the long haul: Debunking post-sale bliss and planning for realistic, lifelong challenges.

58 finalists were chosen from 158 award entries across 30 categories, but who will win the Australian Finnies this year?.

The program process includes pitching ideas to a team of investors and 12 week course where participants develop their minimum viable product (MVP).

The current start-up ecosystem continues to cycle resources among a very small percentage of well-connected entrepreneurs, making it difficult for les.

Free rent for the first three years, subsidies on intellectual property, and $10million angel investment funds – it’s almost too good to be true.

​At the opening of its new Asia Pacific and Japan headquarters in Singapore, Hewlett-Packard Enterprise (HPE) unveiled their InnovateNext program.