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Can wearable tech predict patient decline?
Fri, 29th Jan 2016
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wearables
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university of otago
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mental health
Otago students' research uncovers potential for wearables to flag patient health risks, bridging sports tech with medical care.
Christchurch on the road to becoming a Smart City
Fri, 29th Jan 2016
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smart technologies
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christchurch city council
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ndi
Christchurch City Council invests $330,000 in new sensing technologies to make the city smarter and more sustainable. #SmartCity #Technology.
The HPE roadshow - coming soon to a town near you
Fri, 29th Jan 2016
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partner programmes
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smb
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hpe
The Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) roadshow is soon to go on tour to outline the future of IT to Kiwi customers and partners for 2016 and beyond.
iOS augmented reality app brings video walls to life
Thu, 28th Jan 2016
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digital signage
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pro av
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planar systems
Digital signage vendor Planar is using augmented reality to help customers envisage what video walls will look like in their actual environment.
Hackers exploit wireless networks, steal valuable information
Thu, 28th Jan 2016
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cloud services
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wireless networks
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hackers
Wireless networks are vulnerable, but steps can be taken to protect against attacks, says Netscout's Fluke Networks Enterprise Solutions.
ANZ Bank POS and ATMs to accept UnionPay cards
Thu, 28th Jan 2016
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eftpos
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tap and go
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unionpay
ANZ becomes first bank in New Zealand to accept UnionPay's QuickPass payment solution across its EFTPOS network.
Microsoft’s Surface Book touches down in New Zealand
Thu, 28th Jan 2016
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microsoft
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smartphones
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technology gifts
Microsoft’s first ever laptop, the Surface Book, will be available in retail stores around the country from today.
NZTech and Canterbury Software Cluster join forces
Thu, 28th Jan 2016
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nztech
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startups
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ndi
NZTech and Canterbury Software Cluster sign agreement to boost tech sector in New Zealand. Collaboration to drive growth.
Compass Communications to acquire Ultracom, expand UFB footprint in NZ
Thu, 28th Jan 2016
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broadband
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compass communications
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telco
Compass Communications, the NZ owned and operated internet and telecommunications service provider, has announced its intent to acquire Ultracom.
English: Govt. infrastructure programme creating jobs for Kiwis
Thu, 28th Jan 2016
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broadband
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government
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rural broadband initiative
Kiwi jobs soar as Govt.'s infrastructure drive fuels employment - Bill English touts nationwide benefits.
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UPDATED: Vodafone internet down around New Zealand, customers want answers
Thu, 28th Jan 2016
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cloud services
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contact centre
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telco
Vodafone NZ internet is down around the country, and with no word from the company, customers have turned to Facebook to share their thoughts.
Panasonic ups spectator viewing pleasure at Brazilian stadium
Wed, 27th Jan 2016
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digital signage
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panasonic
Panasonic Brazil has installed a digital signage system with 220 Viera TVs at Arena da Baixada so sports and concert fans need never miss the action.
BroadSign and ViaDirect partner for DOOH wayfinding
Wed, 27th Jan 2016
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digital signage
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broadsign
BroadSign joins ViaDirect to launch 'premium' digital wayfinding, promising intuitive navigation for public spaces.
Innovative Kiwi post-production software making global headway
Wed, 27th Jan 2016
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kiwa digital
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voiceq
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africa
New Kiwa Digital software is revolutionizing the TV and film post-production industry, halving the time spent in the studio.
Is Christchurch NZ's latest IT hotspot?
Wed, 27th Jan 2016
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seek
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recruitment
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candidates
Christchurch's tech scene booms, with SEEK revealing a surge in IT jobs as the city's rebuild diversifies job opportunities.
Data breaches cost SMEs more than money
Wed, 27th Jan 2016
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big data
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data analytics
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bi
Data protection hacking is causing emotional distress and financial loss for SMEs, according to a report by law firm Moore Blatch.
What can IT professionals learn from the history of flight?
Wed, 27th Jan 2016
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storage
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colocation
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it professionals
The history of flight machines shares parallels with storage architectures, modern application storage needs and datacentres in general.
Free digital learning programme returns to the Hutt
Wed, 27th Jan 2016
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e-learning
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hutt city council
Hutt City Council to offer free computer skills classes for residents with basic or no computer skills. Program starts 9 Feb.
More Kiwi business accessing Govt data
Wed, 27th Jan 2016
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bi
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big data
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data analytics
More New Zealanders are accessing free government data, according to new figures from Land Information New Zealand Data Service.
New Trojan infecting mobile banking
Tue, 26th Jan 2016
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malware
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martech
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commerce systems
Asacub Trojan enters Top 10 list of malicious programmes targeting finances; linked to spyware, says Kaspersky Lab.
Messy online job ads putting Kiwis off
Tue, 26th Jan 2016
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recruitment
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talent propeller
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candidates
Kiwi job seekers put off by complex registration processes used by job boards, leading to missed opportunities for employers.
Multi-screen story telling comes to Primark flagship store
Tue, 26th Jan 2016
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digital signage
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pro av
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technomedia
Transparent LED displays and surround sound are creating 'an engaging atmospheric experience' in Primark's new Spanish flagship store.
Is there a sure-fire formula to crowdfunding?
Tue, 26th Jan 2016
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crowdfunding
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multitude
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funding
New crowdfunding challenge promises to take participants from zero to funded in 12 weeks. Expert advice and cheat-sheets included.
Are NZ's policy makers hampering global innovation?
Tue, 26th Jan 2016
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it in healthcare
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payroll systems
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hcm
NZ's policy impact on global innovation ranked 28th, study urges 'win-win' strategies for growth.