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While “traditional” may once have been synonymous with “academic excellence”, this is no longer the case. Tertiary institutions have embraced innovation, cultural and technological change to a point. However, the way in which universities are structured hasn’t changed much since their inception in the Middle…

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Retail is facing a monumental problem that no one seems to want to talk about. It’s that the entire economic model of revenue and profitability for retailers and the suppliers they do business with is collapsing under its own weight and soon will no longer…

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The average person is inundated by thousands of messages a day. So how do we make sure that are messages are reaching the right people at the right time? In this vlog post, John Sanei gives us three insights on how to be a more…

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A lot of predictions have been made about the future of retail, but the bottom line is that the power is shifting from the retailers to consumer. In the early days of retail, producers had the most say about pricing and distribution. Over time though,…

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John Sanei, CEO of Future Collective, shares 3 tips on how you or your business can prosper in 2015.

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Where does it come from? Naturally nutrient-filled soil? A Monsanto lab? A factory driven by child labour? Regardless of ethical beliefs, people want to KNOW. This is not just about social responsibility. It has to do with a paradigm shift. People are becoming less concerned…

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The aiming of a point-and-shoot camera at a mirror is possibly one of the most monumental advances in photography culture. Artists having been doing self-portraits for centuries, but never before has it been this easy. Now we share every aspect of our lives – we take…

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‘The Next Black’ is a documentary film that explores the future of clothing. Watch as some of the most innovative companies on the planet share their opinion on clothing and its future, including: heroes of sustainability, Patagonia; tech-clothing giants, Studio XO; sportswear icon, Adidas; and…

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In our busy and stressful lives, time is the greatest commodity, and entertainment our greatest release. Ecologically sustainable living is not always easy, nor is it always fun. A documentary on the tragedy of polar bears on shrinking ice-caps, or an animated comedy about a…

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The intuitive assumption that poor countries are trying to play catch up with first-world countries is a strategic blind spot. If necessity is the mother of invention, we should turn our gaze to those in need. Usually, innovation comes from the top and trickles down…

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