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ARTICLES DE “David Johnson”
10 best books about innovation
At first glance, innovation may seem difficult to comprehend. When you think about, innovation is only a thought, rather than a flesh-and-blood concept.
Decoding par " Katherine Rundell
07.12.2020
EV report turns into PR disaster for Aston Martin
Aston Martin CEO Tobias Moers has said the firm will investigate how a report was published that said EVs needed to be driven 48,000 miles to repay their embodied carbon footprint – a figure that has been debunked by other studies.
Decoding par " Marc Height
07.12.2020
What you need to know about Arcadia's collapse
Every week, Maddyness curates articles from other outlets on a topic that is driving the headlines. This Monday, we look at the demise of Philip Green's Arcadia and what it means for fashion and the high street in the UK.
News par " Maddyness
07.12.2020
Crowdfunding now: coworking, financial services & pregnancy care – all made accessible
Every week, Maddyness brings you MaddyCrowd, revealing our selection of projects available on crowdfunding platforms. Here's this week's selection.
News par " Maddyness
05.12.2020
Robo-Canteens, HungryPandas, more for Monzo and all the other startup investments this week
Every week, Maddyness brings you the latest investment news from the UK startup ecosystem. Here's a recap of this week's investments.
Decoding par " Maddyness
04.12.2020
Break free from noisy workdays with the Eisenhower Matrix
If the rhythm of your work day is a succession of video calls, deadlines, and last minute emergencies you are far from the flow state of “smart working” and are probably just keeping your head above water in what can be labeled “chaotic working”. As the world of work has gotten noisier we need to apply simple new ways of work to declutter our work days.
Decoding par " Charles Kergaravat
04.12.2020
Wearables need a makeover: Interview with Dmitriy Poltavtsev, Smartline founder
Swarovski professional turned entrepreneur Dmitriy Poltavtsev wants to make wearables fit in with peoples’ daily lives. He’s created Smartline for those who want to live consciously, but aren’t keen on FitBits, Apple Watches and other more bulky pieces of kit.
Decoding par " Dmitriy Poltavtsev
04.12.2020
AI for social impact with Microsoft and Social Tech Trust
Tech ought to be a central part of how we go about social transformation. There are around a thousand tech-for-good organisations in the UK, with a collective £2.3B market value, tackling problems spanning healthcare and homelessness to accessibility and energy efficiency.
Portfolio par " Maddyness
03.12.2020
Documentaries: our biggest weapon in the climate fight?
Maddyness is collaborating with environmental publication Ours to Save to bring readers fresh perspectives on sustainability. In this article, Clara Meyer-Horn speaks to Sam Sutaria from WaterBear, a free new climate change documentary platform.
News par " Clara Meyer-Horn
03.12.2020
Matt Hancock – the UK's top tech influencer?
Tyto has today published its fourth annual Tyto Tech 500 Power List, revealing the most influential individuals in the UK tech sector. Politicians have risen to the top of the acclaimed tech influencer list, indicating the impact of the pandemic on the tech economy.
Portfolio par " Maddyness
03.12.2020
The entrepreneur and their personal life: ‘Merry Christmas, ya filthy animal.’
With the holidays approaching, it’s time to look back on what has been a tough year in the most cheerful way possible. There have been arduous moments for all entrepreneurs and this has had an impact on their personal lives. To remind us all that hygiene, sleep, and healthy food is necessary for our wellbeing, Caroline Franczia from Uppercut-First reflects on this festive period with a special someone who was once solo for Christmas: Kevin McCallister from Home Alone.
Tools par " Caroline Franczia
03.12.2020
CEOs are made not born: why culture is the most overlooked page in the playbook
When it comes to building tech companies there are really only two resources: money and people. And, of these two, by far the most important is people. The last six months have seen extraordinary pressures put on businesses, large and small. We’ve seen company failures - Quibi closing after six months - and astonishing success: ‘Zoom’ has become a verb that everyone uses.
News par " Ed Lascelles
03.12.2020
Have a green Christmas: Interview with Jason Ash, YoungPlanet
From roast turkey and mountains of leftovers to the unwanted gifts that gather dust and eventually end up in landfill, Christmas is an ecological nightmare. By trying out the sharing economy, we can celebrate more mindfully without any extra cost.
Portfolio par " Jason Ash
03.12.2020
Desert tech and 5G-for-climate. Can we save the world?
Every week, Maddyness looks at the good, the bad and the ugly in climate change news. Today, we investigate Beersheva’s bid to become the hottest region for desert tech, Shanghai’s 5G roll-out and what it means for motoring emissions, and the Italian farmers growing mangos and avocados.
Decoding par " Florence Wildblood
02.12.2020
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