Hosted by Otago University across 2021 - 2022, The Collaborative designed, and program managed the i4 initiative to build a greater understanding and appreciation of the value of data, bringing people together from different sectors to share both public and private data for the benefit of society and the equitable

The Collaborative designed the Rural Innovation Lab pilot project and the successful $400K submission to the Provincial Growth Fund for the Manawatū-Whanganui region in partnership with Massey University. The overall objectives are to test how to best support a collaborative approach to generating innovative solutions to challenges in food and

Our Founding Member Malcolm Fraser acted as the program director for Jump Start, a collaboration in New Zealand between Palmerston North City Council, Massey University, BCC, InspireNet, Microsoft, The Future Cities Institute and Nokia focused on developing regional competitiveness, increasing productivity and validating the use of Collaborative Innovation to drive

Across 2014 to 2016 our Founding Member Malcolm Fraser worked with the New Zealand eScience Infrastructure (NeSI) stakeholders, and senior management to design and implement a national approach to delivering High Performance Computing and Research Data Services to the New Zealand Research Sector. NeSI is hosted by the University of

As Lead Facilitators we worked with Microsoft and the Georgian Innovation and Technology Agency (GITA) to identify key industries stakeholders and opportunities to promote scientific research and innovative ideas in Georgia and facilitate partnership between innovation and technology. Key areas of responsibility were designing and facilitating workshops to develop industry

Executed across Asia Pacific, Middle East and Europe, The Collaboratives' Malcolm Fraser was the Lead Researcher and Implementation Consultant responsible for creating a Local Software Economy Sustainability Program to establish, manage and monitor innovation centers and incubators. The Project included the global network of Microsoft Innovation Centers (MICs) and

Engaged by Southern Cross University Business School in Australia, Founding Member Malcolm Fraser designed and facilitated a series of Digital Boot camps. These workshops provided useful tips to boost small to medium business' online skills, social media use, internet security, online marketing and other digital topics including innovation and