Kiwi startup Komodo raises $1.7 million to improve mental wellbeing in schools Startup News Stephanie Palmer-Derrien 31 August 2021 We caught up with the founders of Komodo talk about audacious dreams, strategic investors and the effect of COVID-19 on student wellbeing.
Xero introduces “vital” flexible working policy, as it embarks on a hiring spree Coronavirus Stephanie Palmer-Derrien 30 August 2021 Xero's new flexible work policy comes in as the tech company embarks hiring drive, and could help it attract the best tech talent.
Camplify’s strong results show caravans are making a comeback: Why that’s good news for Aussie SMEs Startup News Stephanie Palmer-Derrien 27 August 2021 While strong growth is clearly good for Camplify, it may also reflect a trend that’s bringing cash to small businesses in regional towns.
Quantum Brilliance bags $13.4 million as investors jump on an emerging opportunity in Aussie tech Startup News Stephanie Palmer-Derrien 26 August 2021 Quantum Brilliance has secured $13.4 million in seed funding, as its founders set their sights on becoming Australia’s first quantum unicorn.
Here’s how The Lean Startup methodology is still holding up in 2021 Plus exclusive The Right Stuff Startup News Ten years after being released, SmartCompany Plus examines which strategies in The Lean Startup hold the most value for entrepreneurs today.
Online grocery trend heats up, as Woolies partners with Uber Eats and startup Send raises $3 million Retail Stephanie Palmer-Derrien 24 August 2021 COVID-19 has led increased demand for online grocery shopping and the emergence of faster delivery options.
Employee share schemes under the microscope for “complicated and restrictive” regime People Stephanie Palmer-Derrien 24 August 2021 A report has recommended big changes to taxation under employee share schemes, including making shares taxable only after they're sold.
Startmate applications spike during COVID-19, as chief Michael Batko unveils plans for a city of innovation Coronavirus Stephanie Palmer-Derrien 23 August 2021 As the team unveils its ambitions for a 'Startmate City' of 1 million inhabitants, it’s becoming clear they’re only just getting started.
Startup founders give 12 reasons they think ventures fail. Here’s why they actually do Analysis Stephanie Palmer-Derrien 19 August 2021 Startup founders say the number one reason for failure is a lack of capital. That doesn’t mean they’re right.
The Aussie tech companies valued at more than $100 million, and what AirTree is looking for next Analysis Airtree 18 August 2021 The AirTree team shares what they have learnt and observed along the way as Australian tech companies grow their valuations, and what they are hoping to see more of from here.