New Zealand is a little behind the times when it comes to security, but it does particularly well at innovating at speed.

Accenture research found that employees’ willingness and ability to innovate is nearly five times higher in companies with a robust culture of equality.

Technology is changing the way fitness studios and health clubs offer workout solutions to their customers.

A new survey of tech industry leaders found the majority believe it is likely the Valley will be usurped within four years by other cities around the world.

“More iwi investors need to recognise that these sectors will provide the high-value jobs our children need."

Half of A/NZ’s bosses have their heads in the sand when it comes to understanding the business and innovation benefits of diversity and inclusion.

Until now, organisations have only spoken about innovative technologies somewhat theoretically. This has left people without a solid understanding of how they will ultimately manifest in our work and personal lives.

The AIIA highlights the need to boost Digital Skills, Innovation and Government ICT Procurement in Pre-Budget Submission.

“The research reveals significant disparities between what Australian organisations are pursuing and what is seen as important.”

“Innovators and engineers in every corner of the world are constantly at a race not just against current or emerging competitors, but also against themselves."

There may be reasons for public sector agencies in particular to be somewhat reluctant with IT innovation spend.

“You see a lot in the media about the threats facing yellow-eyed penguins in New Zealand, but those reports are mainly based on penguins from the mainland."

The as yet unnamed unit will be headed by Claire Barber and focus on R&D, operating as a distinct unit from the main business.

The company will open three Innovation Hubs and create new skilled jobs for graduates and professionals by 2020.

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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 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.