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Chad Hetherington and the trouble with standing still
He built The Stable around the way people were starting to shop. After its sale to Accenture, the Adelaide-born founder is back with Third, following the customer into the social feed.
Jindou Lee and the photograph worth a plane ticket
Before HappyCo became a property operations platform, Jindou Lee was a designer with a landlord’s paperwork problem. His route from Mortal Kombat to maintenance software keeps returning to the person holding the phone.
Brad Manuel and the business of joining the game
A job at the Adelaide Football Club taught Brad Manuel how much he still had to learn about gaming. With Livewire, he turned that education into a business connecting brands with the people holding the controllers.
Myriota
Myriota is an Adelaide-based satellite IoT company that connects low-power sensors directly to a constellation of low Earth orbit nanosatellites, giving remote assets - water tanks, cattle, mining equipment, pipelines - affordable global connectivity with years of battery life and no ground infrastructure. Spun out of the University of South Australia in 2015 by Dr David Haley and Dr Alex Grant, the company commercialised a world-first direct-to-orbit transmission technique and now serves agriculture, water utilities, mining, transport and defense customers across multiple continents.