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KEEPING PACE IN SPACE
KEEPING PACE IN SPACE
This was originally published by Kevin Jenkins in Public Sector Volume 45 in December 2022.
MartinJenkins
Dec 18, 2022
Breaking into data science in the post-pandemic world
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…
MartinJenkins
Aug 24, 2022
Taking some licence: “Social licence”, Te Tiriti, and co-governance
Taking some licence: “Social licence”, Te Tiriti, and co-governance
Kevin Jenkins, CMInstD. Originally published in Boardroom Magazine Winter 2022 on 6 July.
MartinJenkins
Jul 18, 2022
A rainbow of data
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…
MartinJenkins
May 8, 2022
Demography and Aotearoa: What lies underneath
Demography and Aotearoa: What lies underneath
Authored by Kevin Jenkins, originally published in Kia Ora India Vol 3, Issue 4, on 13 April 2022.
MartinJenkins
Apr 21, 2022
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
Authored by Kevin Jenkins, originally published by the NZ Herald on 17 January 2022
MartinJenkins
Feb 2, 2022
Numbers game: the clever Kiwi companies using data to get an edge
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
MartinJenkins
Nov 30, 2021
Whose emissions are those? A spotlight on international bunker fuel emissions
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…
MartinJenkins
Nov 25, 2021
Locking down emissions?
Locking down emissions?
Data scientist Bryan Field estimates the impact of New Zealand’s 2020 lockdown on our greenhouse gas emissions and considers what we can…
MartinJenkins
Oct 26, 2021
The overwhelming case for spelling Māori place names correctly
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…
MartinJenkins
Sep 14, 2021
Cultural competence in the workplace in Aotearoa
Cultural competence in the workplace in Aotearoa
To mark Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori, Director Richard Tait explores the importance of undertaking a journey in te ao Māori within the workplace.
MartinJenkins
Sep 11, 2021
Beware the fortune tellers: An idiot’s guide to using data in business
Beware the fortune tellers: An idiot’s guide to using data in business
Authored by Kevin Jenkins, MartinJenkins Founder
MartinJenkins
Aug 15, 2021
The big factor the Government must consider in immigration reset
The big factor the Government must consider in immigration reset
Authored by Kevin Jenkins, MartinJenkins Founder
MartinJenkins
Jul 14, 2021
Migrants as accidental environmentalists
Migrants as accidental environmentalists
EeMun Chen, a Principal Consultant at MartinJenkins, argues that we don’t yet know nearly enough about how cultural context shapes…
MartinJenkins
Apr 20, 2021
Kevin Jenkins: The story of Pasifika business is bigger than the minimum wage
Kevin Jenkins: The story of Pasifika business is bigger than the minimum wage
Authored by Kevin Jenkins, originally published by the NZ Herald on 7 March 2021
MartinJenkins
Apr 11, 2021
Much ado about recycling
Much ado about recycling
Consultant Amy Thomson discusses the challenges faced by communities, industry and government in Aotearoa in trying to recycle more, and…
MartinJenkins
Mar 15, 2021
Impact on Vulnerable Workers — The Labour Market & Covid-19
Impact on Vulnerable Workers — The Labour Market & Covid-19
Authored by EeMun Chen
MartinJenkins
Feb 15, 2021
Impacts and responses in pandemics and economic shocks — The Labour Market and Covid-19
Impacts and responses in pandemics and economic shocks — The Labour Market and Covid-19
Authored by EeMun Chen
MartinJenkins
Jan 31, 2021
Central Government Responses — The Labour Market & Covid-19
Central Government Responses — The Labour Market & Covid-19
Authored by EeMun Chen
MartinJenkins
Dec 20, 2020
Wasting our time talking rubbish: Frameworks for addressing the waste explosion
Wasting our time talking rubbish: Frameworks for addressing the waste explosion
Senior Consultant Andrew Horwood looks at two influential frameworks for tackling the problem of waste — the circular economy and the…
MartinJenkins
Dec 6, 2020
The Labour Market & Covid-19
The Labour Market & Covid-19
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MartinJenkins
Nov 24, 2020
Wasting our time talking rubbish: Why write about waste?
Wasting our time talking rubbish: Why write about waste?
Introducing our new series on New Zealand’s ongoing waste explosion and how to address it, Senior Consultant Andrew Horwood explains why…
MartinJenkins
Nov 8, 2020
‘Rising regulatory tide’: Privacy Commissioner John Edwards on new legal risks to business
‘Rising regulatory tide’: Privacy Commissioner John Edwards on new legal risks to business
With Kevin Jenkins / 22 June 2020
MartinJenkins
Jun 21, 2020
The rules for business in a post-Covid 19 coronavirus world
The rules for business in a post-Covid 19 coronavirus world
There’s a huge debate just getting started on what our post-Covid-19 world will — or should — look like. How are NZ businesses reshaping?
MartinJenkins
Jun 1, 2020
A tale of two countries: The greening of power generation in Germany and the UK
A tale of two countries: The greening of power generation in Germany and the UK
With Andrew Horwood
MartinJenkins
May 26, 2020
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