Taipei
The Global Innovation Hub of the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom will be re-opened in Taipei in early 2021. The hub will focus on the topics of “digital transformation” and “innovation for democracy”. With its international global network of experts, partners and collaborators, the hub aims to support the Friedrich Naumann Foundation on its way to becoming a creative innovation platform for liberalism.
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"Hack the Fake: Fighting Disinformation" Online Hackathon
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Disrupt yourselves
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[Jeju Forum] Smart Cities and Startups
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Start Up Exchange Across Borders
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From a Small Printing Company to one of the Germany's Biggest Media Groups
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The Policy Lab Digital visited FNF GIHub
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Exchange with Startup-Netzwerk (SUN) Delegation
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What's next for corporate Innovation?
Inspired by the success of Google, Amazon, Facebook, Apple, and Microsoft, many companies are trying to copy their work model by having more open and stylish work spaces, providing more leisure facilities like gaming console or ping pong table, flexible work hours, among others. The goal of doing all these is to generate a culture of innovation by providing a pleasant work environment.
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Together We Can Make a Better World
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Hong Kong’s Augmented Reality Map helps 'See the Sunlight'
AR technology started to gain popularity in 2011 alongside the proliferation of smartphones. Hui began to building capital for his startup in 2012. “There were too many investment options available in Hong Kong, for instance real estate and stock market. It was tough to get people investing on startups,” shared Hui.
