New Zealand’s commercial drone services could be ready within the next two years, but only if enough research is done to make certain that the public is safe.

Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CA ANZ) has called on some of Australasia’s notable innovation communities to help future-proof the accounting industry.

The ability to identify and respond to digital innovation will determine if your company sinks or swims.

The Waikato might be one of the best at producing innovative ideas, but it’s not so good at commercialising them.

"The research shows that companies who decide to invest in innovation can be rewarded by gains in productivity."

Microsoft is introducing new capabilities in Microsoft 365 that make it possible for every person to do their best work.

"With 25 million residents, the Australian market is ripe for experimentation and is representative of some of the world’s most competitive markets."

"We look to reflect diversity in ages, culture and types of work so that there’s space for everyone," says Murray Dobson.

"Open source is quickly becoming mainstream and the community behind it just keeps on growing."

The Ministry of Awesome and Ara Institute of Canterbury are combining their powers to launch a joint innovation hub in Christchurch.

Before the event, Adobe announced that they would be featuring VR and some of the ways they see it impacting the future.

A five-minute video highlighting some of the most interesting moments in art and innovation at SIGGRAPH 2018 in Vancouver.

Adobe has gathered leading experience makers from around the world for Adobe Symposium 2018, which commenced today in Sydney.

Te Papa’s Mahuki innovation accelerator has welcomed 10 teams to this year’s residency programme that will run over the next four months.

New Zealand’s business community is in a prime position to learn from those who have already overcome challenges to balance risk with innovation.

“This is about demonstrating the rapidly evolving technology that is making electric vehicles a practical option for a growing number of businesses."

SwipedOn is a fast-growing Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) that is used in more than 2000 cities worldwide, and it all started in the Bay of Plenty.

With luck, our nation can help lead the way, by example, through the challenges of today into a beautiful tomorrow,” comments Brian Monahan.

This includes implementing in-store technologies such as self-checkout counters, scan and pay mobile applications and unmanned stores.

“Microsoft is a key partner for Tech Data and we are honored that Microsoft recognises the value our combined efforts bring to the channel.”

Dr Deborah Crittenden has been named as a finalist for her efforts in research behind an 'infinitely' rechargeable battery.

Techweek’18 not only celebrated innovation, it also offered networking opportunities and practical advice for New Zealand tech businesses.

“These finalists have delivered exciting concepts that will have an impact on solving navigation issues in the Antarctic.”

Over 30 leaders from technology, scientific, agritech and social enterprise sectors will be speaking in a curated programme of 15 events.