Author - Terry Gold In July of 2007 Andrew Hyde, an entrepreneur friend from Boulder, Colorado in the US put on the very first Startup Weekend. I’m sure there were other people involved in organising the event because Andrew has a gift for getting people to care about community building and helping...
Two UniSA startups travelled to Petwood (South-East of Adelaide) on Saturday to launch a one-storey-high aerial monitoring balloon, in a testing phase that will lead to a rocket launch in 2020.
One of Australia’s most successful business innovators is coming to the region as part of his new role with the University of South Australia.
Two startups at UniSA’s Innovation & Collaboration Centre (ICC) have taken out three of 10 challenges at the GRAVITY Space Challenge that wrapped up last week.
After a weekend full of collaboration and fun, a technology platform designed to create healthy online interactions for children was the fitting winner of Techstars Startup Weekend Adelaide 2019.
One weekend, 40 aspiring entrepreneurs and 54 hours of expert mentor support, may just be a recipe for business success, as the University of South Australia fires up its Techstars Startup Weekend in Adelaide.
Local startup and social enterprise TABOO have formally launched their business after they won Techstars Startup Weekend 2017 hosted by UniSA’s Innovation & Collaboration Centre.
One of Australia’s most successful business innovators, founder of four highly successful start-ups, including the green energy company ZEN Energy and 2010 Australian Entrepreneur of the Year - Richard Turner - has joined the University of South Australia as Entrepreneur-in-Residence and Industry...
A pair of University of South Australia (UniSA) Computer Science PhD students have taken out the 2019 Retail Game-Changer Challenge to disrupt traditional retail shopping experiences with their app, ShopTrotter.
Product-Market Fit is the combination of a very well-defined market and a very well-designed product that “fits” the market and facilitates a hyper growth business.
The University of South Australia’s Innovation & Collaboration Centre (ICC) today announced that five startups will take part in its second Venture Catalyst Space program supported by the state government’s Space Innovation Fund.
After months of work and preparation, dignitaries, stakeholders and community members will officially launch the new Innovation & Collaboration Centre (ICC) at UniSA Whyalla.
A product company designs and develops things – the product could be engines for trucks or software for keeping track of fleets of trucks, but that thing is then resold many times over the life of the product.
The University of South Australia will host the first Techstars Startup Weekend in South Australia since 2017, at the new Innovation & Collaboration Centre (ICC) in Whyalla, opening in August.
The Innovation & Collaboration Centre (ICC) at UniSA has today announced the appointment of Terry Gold as their second Entrepreneur in Residence to support local startups.
Last night, five companies graduated from the State’s first space incubator program, (Venture Catalyst Space) at the 7th South Australian Space Forum, well on their way to establishing their space ventures in South Australia.
Three local companies travelled to Denver in early April to demonstrate the growing capabilities of South Australia’s gigcity infrastructure as part of Ignite SA.
A South Australia startup, Lookinglass, based at UniSA’s Innovation & Collaboration Centre has today released an artificial intelligence (AI) web app that can detect early-stage Parkinson’s disease.
The Innovation & Collaboration Centre’s (ICC) Venture Catalyst program is now open for applications for innovative ideas from any industry.
Venture Catalyst Space company Wright Technologies were awarded $50,000 in grant funding as the co-winners of South Australia’s Blockchain Innovation Challenge on Monday evening.
Students, tech-stars and budding entrepreneurs in Adelaide who are keen to flex their creative muscles could be in the running to win $25,000 thanks to a UniSA competition running again in 2019.
Venture Catalyst Space company Ping has secured a $170,000 grant as part of the Department of Industry and Skill’s Entrepreneurs’ Programme.
UniSA’s Innovation & Collaboration Centre (ICC) has opened a regional base at the University’s Whyalla campus - a new Whyalla innovation hub.
The University of South Australia’s Innovation & Collaboration Centre (ICC) have announced applications for the State’s first space incubator program Venture Catalyst Space are now open for 2019.
After finding a common interest in nutrition and sports, they eventually joined forces to develop Eat Active, an innovative pre-prepared meal solution and marketing concept for food venues to serve healthier options for children.
