Pandemics. What are they good for? Rapid innovation adoption!
Department of Business Strategy and Innovation Adjunct Associate Professor Kate Hayes shares her views on telehealth adoption in Australia in the face of COVID-19. Read More
Supply chain traceability: Opportunities and challenges observed from a meat industry case
There could be many reasons that traceability is useful or required for supply chains. For example, quality assurance and consumer confidence play a major role… Read More
Sustainable business after the lockdown—business as unusual
The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic is having unprecedented impacts on businesses and communities across the world. Although the long-term implications of the crisis are uncertain, one… Read More
Ecopreneurs for a sustainable society
Natural catastrophes and man-made disasters are constantly challenging our status quo. Some attribute these increasing threats to our consumption habits (e.g. fast fashion, over consumption)… Read More
Quarantining ideology
One of the first casualties of COVID-19 has been largely ignored in the current crisis. Ideology has ruled the world since the end of WWII… Read More
Corporate payout policy: Does product market competition matter?
It goes without saying that investors want to see a return on their investment and have confidence the organisation they are investing in as the… Read More
Entrepreneurship penetrates the dietetics discipline
Dietitians determine how nutrition and good eating affect our overall health. They provide guidance about how to appropriately manage diets and nutrition for people who… Read More
Role of regional cooperation and integration in improving energy insecurity in South Asia
Energy security is a nation’s ability to meet the energy needs of its inhabitants uninterruptedly at an affordable price. Energy security affects national security… Read More
Can technology help Australians ‘get back to normal’ while maintaining social distancing?
The federal government believes that social distancing restrictions can be eased sooner if there is a greater surveillance of people infected by the coronavirus… Read More
Indian innovators’ social enterprise serves up 30,000 meals to those in need due to COVID-19
Alina Alam, social entrepreneur and participant of Griffith University’s Indian Women Innovators program, is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Mitti Café, a… Read More
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