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You can follow Cindy on Twitter @cindygallop Transforming business from the inside out In September 2012 two internationally-renowned digital divas - Advertising Woman of the Year, Cindy Gallop, and Yammer's Community Manager, Maria Ogneva, joined us from the US to share their thoughts on how to transform business from the inside out. Missed this session? You can check out the videos right here.
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I wrote this in my last article and I thought some might ask “what the heck does he mean by that?” So I owe an explanation, perhaps partly to myself as well. I’ve often heard and read that innovation is either an ‘art’ or a ‘science’ but we do seem it always struggle to combine them. Why is that? I finished that particular article (bit.ly/NlrOpV ) with this: “The art of innovation needs to be broken out of the science that needs to be applied, and then knowing its entire component parts then recombined in sustaining, thoughtful ways.
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Professor Michelle Simmons and her team are developing computers which will perform many calculations simultaneously. Photo: Anthony Johnson THE next big thing in computers will be very small. And Michelle Simmons is leading the way. The Sydney physicist is pioneering the development of quantum computers - super-fast, super-powerful devices that will use the weird quantum properties of atoms to carry out calculations billions of times faster than today's computers.
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