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  • Heavyweight Collaborator (2)

    7/03/10 •

    New Zealand’s film industry may be cheap and cheerful, but producer Barrie Osborne tells Karoline Tuckey that’s two good reasons why its future looks bright.

  • The Big Payback (2)

    1/17/10 •

    Efficient buildings are good for the bottom line – and much nicer places to work.

  • Growing Force (0)

    7/20/09 •

    Young people in this country have a huge amount of choice these days when it comes to earning a crust. Universities and Polytechs can teach most people most things, changing careers is no biggie, nor is holding down more than one job at a time. Despite all these leniencies, there is still a kind of [more »]

  • Hold on to Yourself (0)

    7/19/09 •

    Trade marks are a way of protecting your business reputation. Zone Corporation’s Theodore Doucas is there to guide you through the process of holding on to what is rightfully yours.

  • The Changing Face of Education (0)

    7/19/09 •

    Look around the Open Polytechnic home base in Waterloo, and you won’t hear the chatter of students getting ready for class, or see a stampede of feet for the cafeteria. There are no future chefs in cooking lessons or trades workshops being used, in fact there’s rarely a student to be seen or heard here. That’s because of a change in the way many people want their education these days.

  • Friend to Many (0)

    7/19/09 •

    A few years ago, carbon neutrality was new and overwhelming. Then it became the ‘cool’ thing to do, and now the novelty is wearing off again for some. Wellington Combined Taxis doesn’t give a hoot whether it’s cool or not, they’ve been subscribers for years. Nadine Isler caught up with Ani De Graaf, to find out more about their progress.

  • Three Months Off (0)

    7/19/09 •

    Beverley Main had 11 years of sleep to catch up on when she started her sabbatical in mid May this year. The Chief Executive of the Human Resources Institute of New Zealand used her newly acquired spare time to talk about her life and career with Katie Foley.

  • The Decision Makers (0)

    5/06/09 •

    If you’re working with last week’s reports, a barrage of Excel spreadsheets and distribution lists littering your desk, you’ll be one to appreciate an effective information management system. We discover light at the end of the information-tunnel with a system that can do it all for you.

  • PLASTICMAN (0)

    5/06/09 •

    While most organisations are exploring areas where they can effect growth, diversify and capture a greater share of the market. PlasticStudio is doing things differently. ANDREW GREGORY re-discovers a refreshing craftsmanship like approach to doing business for a small company.

  • Dairy Made (0)

    5/06/09 •

    Economists don’t have it easy. During the boom years they’re ignored and in the busts hammered for telling it like it is. Respected New Zealand economist and IN-Business columnist Dr Ganesh Nana, has made economics his life and career for over 25 years. KATIE FOLEY found out if this scientist is worthy of that reputation.