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The overwhelming case for spelling Māori place names correctly

Senior Consultant Andrew Horwood argues the case for correct spelling of Māori place names to protect Aotearoa’s history, knowledge, and identity. There’s no shortage of reasons for spelling Māori place names correctly. For a start, it shows appropriate respect for te reo and its speakers as Aotearoa’s indigenous population. It…

Te Reo Maori

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The overwhelming case for spelling Māori place names correctly
The overwhelming case for spelling Māori place names correctly
Te Reo Maori

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Published in From the Exosphere

·Dec 18, 2022

KEEPING PACE IN SPACE

This was originally published by Kevin Jenkins in Public Sector Volume 45 in December 2022. New Zealand has quickly become a major player in the space industry. Kevin Jenkins explores how this has come about and what it means for policy and regulation. Over the last five years, the space industry…

Space

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KEEPING PACE IN SPACE
KEEPING PACE IN SPACE
Space

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Dec 13, 2022

IMHO: Urutau: weaving te ao Māori into governance

This was originally published by Kevin Jenkins in Institute of Directors Boardroom News on 12 December 2022. OPINION: New ways of governing are emerging as Māori and others seek to weave the best from the ways of our tīpuna with the Four Pillars and other formal guidance to forge a…

Governance

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IMHO: Urutau: weaving te ao Māori into governance
IMHO: Urutau: weaving te ao Māori into governance
Governance

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Published in From the Exosphere

·Aug 24, 2022

Breaking into data science in the post-pandemic world

Our Chief Data Scientist Marianna Pekar talks about her path from Budapest and a degree in finance and quantitative methods to Whanganui-a-Tara and rewarding roles in data science. She explains that the signs are bright for people wanting to break into this field in the post-COVID world. This is an…

Data Science

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Breaking into data science in the post-pandemic world
Breaking into data science in the post-pandemic world
Data Science

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Published in From the Exosphere

·Jul 19, 2022

Taking some licence: “Social licence”, Te Tiriti, and co-governance

Kevin Jenkins, CMInstD. Originally published in Boardroom Magazine Winter 2022 on 6 July. “Social licence to operate” (SLO) is an important, often high-profile topic that boards need to pay attention to. However, it’s an ill-defined concept and can mean different things to different people. …

Co Governance

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Taking some licence: “Social licence”, Te Tiriti, and co-governance
Taking some licence: “Social licence”, Te Tiriti, and co-governance
Co Governance

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Published in From the Exosphere

·May 9, 2022

A rainbow of data

Data scientist Bryan Field explains that our Rainbow communities can now be better supported by government because Stats NZ’s new statistical standard means we can now know a lot more about them. My wife and I are one of those government-town couples, with me in the consulting game and her…

Data

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A rainbow of data
A rainbow of data
Data

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Published in From the Exosphere

·Apr 22, 2022

Demography and Aotearoa: What lies underneath

Authored by Kevin Jenkins, originally published in Kia Ora India Vol 3, Issue 4, on 13 April 2022. Among the various things ending in “–ographer” that I’m not, I’m not a demographer. But I am fascinated about what demographic trends can tell us about economic and social wellbeing. Recently I…

Demography

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Demography and Aotearoa: What lies underneath
Demography and Aotearoa: What lies underneath
Demography

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Published in From the Exosphere

·Feb 3, 2022

Heading to dystopia? Why DAOs could shake up the way companies are run

Authored by Kevin Jenkins, originally published by the NZ Herald on 17 January 2022 The music industry is often at the forefront of disruptive change. For a recent example look no further than Audius, a challenger streaming service that has looked to benefit from a mash-up with a broader-based social…

Dao

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Heading to dystopia? Why DAOs could shake up the way companies are run
Heading to dystopia? Why DAOs could shake up the way companies are run
Dao

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Published in From the Exosphere

·Dec 1, 2021

Numbers game: the clever Kiwi companies using data to get an edge

Authored by Kevin Jenkins, originally published by the NZ Herald on 7 November 2021 Don’t you love a good mailbox held aloft by a welded chain? They used to be common in New Zealand and are certainly just as authentically Kiwiana as the usual cliches like the Four Square man…

Data Analytics

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Numbers game: the clever Kiwi companies using data to get an edge
Numbers game: the clever Kiwi companies using data to get an edge
Data Analytics

8 min read


Published in From the Exosphere

·Nov 26, 2021

Whose emissions are those? A spotlight on international bunker fuel emissions

Data scientist Bryan Field looks at who’s supposed to be responsible for the emissions caused by international shipping and aviation and what’s being done to reduce them International bunker fuels — it doesn’t sound like an interesting topic for a blog but trust me on this one, it’s more interesting…

Emissions

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Whose emissions are those? A spotlight on international bunker fuel emissions
Whose emissions are those? A spotlight on international bunker fuel emissions
Emissions

9 min read

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