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New Zealand’s largest technology company has welcomed a report of the Data Futures Forum that highlights the exciting opportunities that could come fr.

Xero champions Big Data's potential, highlighting collaborative efforts between sectors in NZ to unlock economic and social benefits.

New plan to boost science engagement among NZ youth, as Govt invests in future innovators, says Ministers Joyce and Parata.

Optimation wins multi-million deal to revamp NZ Ministry of Education's STRAS, promising smoother school journeys for 105,000 students.

If you’re part of the tech sector in Wellington, the great news for employees is you’re likely to earn the most staying put in the capital.

New Zealand welcomes its first equity crowd-funding and peer-to-peer lending licences as part of its Business Growth Agenda.

The UK government to manage school payroll system from 17 Oct, following a deal with Talent2 to enhance stability and reduce costs.

Smartphone sales hit a record 295.3m in Q2 2014, as demand for mobile computing soars, buoyed by cheap models and emerging markets.

New Zealand's PledgeMe, the country's first crowdfunding site, has been awarded one of the first equity crowdfunding licenses in New Zealand.

Gartner warns against the data lake hype, highlighting risks from lack of governance to security concerns in the information management sphere.

Internet Party Leader Laila Harré takes on Prime Minister John Key in his own electorate, demanding answers on his stance on technology.

ManageEngine is revolutionising the IT management software scene, providing adaptable solutions for businesses of any size.

Kim Dotcom's war of words with Xero's CEO ends in silence, sparking speculation of shareholder intervention. Is this a Mega mistake?.

Dan Carter's phone auction trends as he raises funds for charity, going head-to-head with comedian Ben Boyce. #iwantaGS5 hits nearly 100,000 views.

In a world obsessed with numbers, Carol Rozwell cautions against blindly trusting statistics without understanding their context and actionability.

Apple has updated its MacBook Pro with Retina display, adding faster processors and double the memory, and lowering the price for the 15-inch model.

Analyst Gartner predicts Apple’s iPhone 6 will “set the world on fire” and dominate the market, with demand for a larger screen also driving sales.

The ANZ Flying Start Business Plan Competition is back for 2014, and looking to uncover New Zealand’s next big thing.

Kiwi firm Rocket Lab unveils Electron, aiming to slash costs of launching small satellites to under USD $5 million and cutting lead times to weeks.

Barracuda Networks expands distributor relationship with WhiteGold Solutions to support growth in Australia and New Zealand.