Taking time out allows you to focus on those important to you and strengthen relationships, which can be a vital reboot.
Gartner's 2017 Customer Experience in Marketing Survey indicated that 67% of companies feel they compete mostly or completely on the basis of CX.
Most people are connected to one device or another throughout the day, and many have speculated that being more connected has made us more alone.
Techweek'18 not only celebrated innovation, it also offered networking opportunities and practical advice for New Zealand tech businesses.
With the construction industry projected to grow by more than 120,000 jobs in the next five years, having a workforce of skilled employees is a must.
According to SAP Concur, with the right set of tools, organisations can better monitor costs and maximise efficiency.
Before moving to the cloud, Xero advises considering pain points, team frustrations, and early preparation to maximise the benefits of cloud solutions.
To survive and thrive, companies need to make the most of their data to see trends and act quickly, just as digital disruptors do.
NZ Story Group's head of engagement discusses three points as to why being from little old NZ can actually be of huge benefit to our tech sector.
AI is set to revolutionise marketing, offering real-time personalisation and conversational experiences at scale, according to a report from Gartner.
When it comes to making a difference to gender equality in tech, men tend to come up with excuses on why they shouldn't be involved.
AI and ML are reshaping industries with vast potential, forecasted to generate USD $46bn by 2020. But are fears of job losses justified?.
A lot of companies have become data Hoarders, and they'll soon find themselves struggling with the cost of managing it all.
Perpetual debt, hidden costs and exorbitant interest rates are all charged by our largely foreign-owned banks and retail finance companies.
Banks, small business lenders, payment providers and other fintech partners are constantly working on ways to support small businesses.
When it comes to technology trends, they don't come much bigger than cloud computing and artificial intelligence.
Passwords have long been the primary method of authentication, but they're not secure. So what's the solution? Machine learning and automation.
Cloud computing has opened the doors for AI and machine learning, but it will also be shaped by these technologies in the future.
Australian enterprises wanting to grow their competitive edge need to take a longer, harder look at their data strategies.
As practices digitise, streamline, scale and specialise, those who hold onto the traditional approach risk being left behind.
