Morris D Fedeli is a semi-retired practitioner and doctoral researcher at the University of Southern Queensland, Australia, with three decades of industry experience in helping organizations achieve success through the application of new emerging innovative business models and technologies. As a pracademic, he offers a unique Australasian perspective, with experience across three continents and degrees in science, business and project management. His research interest and passion lie in sustainable business innovation strategies for a prosperous society and thrivable future.
Overlooking the Indian ocean, I am sitting on the balcony of the Face Hotel, Colombo, Sri Lanka, where one of the most prolific science and science-fiction writers ever, Arthur Charles Clarke (1917-2008) penned his famous series of novels.
Aiming to surpass all other previous missions and establish a lunar ‘palace’ on the moon, China, for the first time, successfully landed its Chang’e spacecraft on Jan 2, 2019, on the far side of the moon.
Originally posted on LinkedIn Over the last twenty years, it has become apparent that government… Read More »Business transitions for sustainability
I had an interesting experience recently that I would like to share. Being an ecologically friendly person into re-use and recycling, I thought I was doing the right thing. It turns out, no one was interested! This is what happened.
Back in 1967 – the very year I was born – on this day, a very important treaty was signed.
The first private passenger to fly around the Moon aboard #SpaceX #BFR is fashion innovator and globally recognized art curator Yusaku Maezawa.
As continuous tariff increases and sanctions between two key powers, namely US and China, one wonders what will be the game plan for the likes of the superpowers moving forward.
The world is forever changing at an exponential rate and so are business too. The need to adapt and innovate is greater than ever before. Leaders like Apple, Google, Facebook and Amazon recognize this and hence their heavy investment into innovation labs.
Planet Earth needs a strategy if humanity is to survive and endure for the long term. Business and governments alike have been aiding its demise; however, business models, representing how a business captures and creates value may well represent our best source of re-address and success.
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