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Cloud computing is set to disrupt over $1tn in IT spending within the next five years, according to research firm Gartner.

It’s your job as the security professional at your company to prevent the loss of critical or sensitive data - here's some advice.

Cyber security has soared to prominence as attacks continue to rise - this event is about collaboration to defend against cyber crime from the outset.

HD is one of New Zealand’s leading owned and operated ISP’s and they've been very busy over the last 12 months, with new opportunities for clients.

BP's new app means you can stay in your car to pay for fuel.. although you may still need to work the pump and grab that coffee the old-fashioned way.

New Zealand's oDocs has been named Asia Pacific's Best Startup - Social Impact in the annual Talent Unleashed awards.

Concur warns that manual expense systems are draining corporate coffers and causing compliance headaches.

By using the existing technologies and reimagining the ways in which they’re used, Cambium have created a product a step ahead of the rest.

Microsoft Bookings: A new Office 365 service for hassle-free appointment scheduling, helps businesses stay open round the clock.

Land Information New Zealand (LINZ) is helping government agencies pave the way for open source software use, shaping future innovation.

Retail IT leaders must innovate as IDC urges a shift in digital strategies to meet soaring consumer expectations for seamless shopping experiences.

The lovely folks at HP seem to be determined to turn me to the Windows side, and with the Spectre, they may be edging ever closer to success.

Hewlett Packard releases the HP Elite x3 in the US, a device that combines PC power, tablet portability, and smartphone connectivity.

University of Canterbury's new 'lab-on-a-chip' technology could revolutionize disease detection and save Kauri trees.

What we have here, my discerning and loyal readers, is a printer that is quick, quiet, producing quality prints while being stingy on consumables.

Skybus commends Spark digital as the reason why its Auckland Airport to city bus service is now a internet hub for customers and tourists.

The students, along with chaperones, have already left for the land of innovation in California and have a big adventure ahead.

The IRD is seeking consultation and feedback on how software development expenditure should be classed for income tax purposes.

Xero's expansion into Singapore is proving to be a challenging endeavour with 'massive potential' for the company, but there's still work to do.

Kiwi kids code with robots as Waikato academics boost digital skillsets in schools, courtesy of 'Unlocking Curious Minds' grant.

Vodafone's IoT Barometer Report shows that 76% of companies see the Internet of Things as vital for their success.

Smart Cities Council ANZ plans to unleash the full potential of smart cities in ANZ, using digital technology and intelligent design to drive outcomes.

HR technology powers people management, so getting the right technology is about freeing up staff, workloads and improving your business, says WFS.

Kitset.io uses AI to allow anyone to build cross platform apps without coding, costing only $69/month. They are expanding into a variety of apps.