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ASB offers Google Pay - but some people will miss out
ASB customers have until July 16 to make the switch, before ASB Virtual is closed down permanently.More
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Facebook jumps on the cryptocurrency bandwagon
Launching in 2020, Calibra and Libra may shake up the mobile payment industry.More
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Fantastical virtual reality art show comes to Tauranga
Two artists from different disciplines have collaborated on a show that utilises virtual reality to take attendees into imaginative lands.More
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Kiwis love the humble podcast, survey finds
It’s official – New Zealanders love listening to podcasts – and those under 45 years of age seem to love them the most.More
Breach checking website Have I Been Pwned is up for grabs
Seagate delivers first EXOS 16TB HDD and new drive for SMB NAS
Chorus suspends Clearvision Communications from UFB work
Whitepaper: Equipping your DNS with security, availability, and integrity
Air NZ soaring high for third consecutive year as NZ’s most attractive employer
Apple iOS 13 preview: Dark Mode, Sign In with Apple, all-new Maps
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Frost & Sullivan’s key factors for selecting a SIEM
“In practice SIEM is either an enabler in reaching a higher tier of productivity and proficiency; or a retardant due to limitations in adaptability and scalability."More
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Yamaha’s new speakerphone for open offices
The YVC-330 portable USB and Bluetooth speakerphone features SoundCap technology to make collaboration and meetings possible in open plan offices.More
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Cybersecurity 101: How to start protecting your organisation
Commercial losses, a damaged reputation or disruption to operations are all possible when your business is the victim of a cyber-attack.More
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Kiwi 'Gen Zers' crave learning & development in their jobs
Gen Z employees have clear career ambitions that first appear at university and follow them into the workforce, the study claims.More
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SMEs take note: End of financial year creates oppportunity for business growth
"Waiting until the end of June to consider how to make the most of EOFY will make it difficult to manage the baseline tax and financial requirements, let alone make time for advanced business planning."More
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Dropbox fuels collaborative workspaces with latest updates
Dropbox is introducing what it calls the ‘biggest user-facing change in the company’s history’, as it moves to become a central collaboration platform for teams, tools, and content.More
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Kiwi company looks to reinvent commercial real estate investment 
“Through a tech-enabled marketplace we’re going to give more people the opportunity to invest in these assets while offering lower minimums, lower fees, greater transparency and increased liquidity compared to analogue incumbent."More
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IRD shuts down fraudulent direct debit scam
“We’re working with the police and banks to investigate further and anyone who has been left out of pocket will be reimbursed."More
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GitHub Desktop evolves for improved workflow support
GitHub Desktop has evolved to version 2.0, bringing more capabilities to developers that better support workflows.More
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CASE STUDY: Prototyping key to success when challenging design assumptions
Central Innovation helped Nura leverage CAD software SOLIDWORKS to refine and prototype the Nuraphone, culminating in a product that won the Best Innovation in Headphones category at consumer goods conference CES this year.More
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Soul Machines creates digital human for skincare firm SK-II
Meet YUMI, a digital human that can help sort out skincare needs.More
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Kordia launches nationwide broadcasting service
“With this unique new service, we’re making an ad-hoc broadcast simple and cost-effective. This means customers can reach a bigger audience and build credibility.”More
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How AI & big data will shape Kiwi hospitality
Kiwi businesses can now achieve better customer service and better business results, thanks to AI and big data.More
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Whitepaper: Are you getting your money’s worth from your SIEM?
Many organisations are struggling to keep pace with the speed in which hackers are attacking their systems.More
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Vodafone begins Voice over LTE (4G) rollout, a first for NZ
Vodafone has introduced VoLTE (4G) sites throughout Auckland’s North Shore. This is the first VoLTE offering in New Zealand, and the first of a nationwide approach for Vodafone.More
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How to price data for trade in the data economy
A crucial problem remains in that we don’t have a unified, comprehensive way to value data to enable it to be freely traded.More
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NZ SMBs getting caught up in tech tool hype
The average SMB will use eight different cloud applications despite no noticeable improvement in profit or productivity.More
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LogMeIn expands cloud identity capabilities with new offerings
Many small and medium-sized companies don’t have the resources to implement robust security programs. More
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Is the pain of resetting passwords finally over? 
"It's now the role of businesses to take the responsibility off the end user, by coming up with a more intelligent strategy than a password expiry policy."More
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Air NZ recruits drones for aircraft maintenance checks
Air New Zealand will now use drones to inspect its aircraft fleet as they undergo heavy maintenance checks in Singapore.More
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Impact Hub boosts Waikato’s social enterprise scene
This month Impact Hub Waikato opened in Cambridge. The hub aims to support and expand the region’s social enterprise sector.More
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Job ads are down and salaries are up - SEEK
The latest SEEK Employment Report shows a decline of 6.5% in jobs advertised compared to May 2018.More
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NZ owned e-scooter service rolls into Wellington
Following a growing global trend, New Zealand-owned electric scooter share company Flamingo is launching in the capital June 18.More
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Facebook: 'We'll pay you if we can track your apps'
After years of tracking people with various forms of implied (and explicit) consent, Facebook is now allowing people to opt-in to being market research guinea pigs.More
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MyRepublic in hot water over levy requirements
Under the Telecommunications Act, liable companies must provide the Commission with audited financial information that the Commission can use to apportion the levy.More
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Adobe AI detects Photoshopped faces as war against fakes continues
Adobe and researchers at UC Berkeley in the United States have teamed up to create a way of detecting image edits that were made with Photoshop Face Aware Liquify feature.More
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Alibaba Cloud aims for further global expansion with new features
Includes further integration with Kubernetes, enhancements for big data and virtualisation, and service support for SMBs.More
Print management key to helping IT department
“By using an integrated print management and document capture solution with seamless interoperability, IT teams can become more efficient and their time and knowledge can be spent adding value elsewhere."More
Renewed concerns over use of personal data, according to survey
“There is wide appeal for more permissions over how organisations access their identity data, and the choice to view and manage this in one secure place."More
Business management proving a struggle for Kiwi SMEs
"Money management and cash flow are always one of the biggest concerns for small business owners. When you're working up to seven days a week managing sales, people, marketing and regulations, then fast, simple access to finance is crucial."More
New DocStar automation tool optimises order to fulfilment process
“With DocStar ECM Sales Order Automation, organisations can do more with fewer resources."More
HPE to offer entire portfolio as-a-Service by 2022
HPE GreenLake aims to reset the digital opportunity for customers by providing a robust as-a-Service portfolio.More
Zoom forges partnerships and adds channel programme
Zoom has released several enhancements and partnerships for its software-based conference room solution Zoom Rooms.More
Dropbox champions A/NZ data sovereignty with local service
Dropbox has launched its local hosting environment for Dropbox Business customers in Australia and New Zealand, providing more options for those customers to store their files onshore in Australia.More
The all-in-one machine to meet your printing and scanning needs
Featuring Epson ScanSmart software, the FastFoto FF-680W scanner is also a powerful document scanner.More
Trust and personalisation key to winning customer experience
“Today, CX technology has the power to secure, enhance and stimulate a brand’s relationship with a consumer – but it should not define, nor limit them.”More
Kiwi marketers urged to jump on the video advertising train 
With digital-only advertising in New Zealand surpassing television advertising, New Zealand markerters are being urged to embrace video in their marketing mix. More
Telco backhaul services: ComCom says no further intervention required
"We will consider the need for new regulated backhaul services in a review that we are required to undertake some time before 2025."More
Insider threats & breach reports: Why security needs more investment
Insider threats (those that come from within your organisation) are a serious concern - here's why.More
New Tauranga office enables Datacom’s plans for regional growth
“We’re delighted that Datacom is expanding its presence in the Tauranga region."More
Troovo brings robotics-powered payments solutions to enterprises
According to Troovo, globally in 2019, there are 115 billion wholesale payment transactions forecast, and virtual card spending is expected to go beyond $1 trillion by 2022.More
RapidFire Tools helps MSPs and SMBs navigate cybersecurity liability
Many cyber insurance policies require businesses to adhere to specific conditions in order to be paid out if a claim is filed.More
HP study illuminates booming counterfeit print supply industry
Businesses that purchase print supplies are in danger of falling victim to the multi-billion dollar industry of counterfeits and fakes.More
AgritechNZ unveils major initiative to boost production
“With the need to feed the world’s population of 9.8 billion people by 2050, AgritechNZ is looking at ways New Zealand can scale up its food production."More
Are businesses spoiled for choice when it comes to their security options? 
"Businesses need to understand which of the myriad available solutions will deliver real results."More
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