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Only recently stores are starting to focus their analytics efforts for a deeper understanding of their customer's behaviours, needs and preferences.

Auckland welcomes Chinese scholarship students for Summer Lab program, aiming to foster cross-cultural relations with New Zealand entrepreneurs.

Protecting your network is your number one responsibility, as all of the work that you do every day can be wiped out in a heartbeat.

The Unlocking Curious Minds programme is part of the Government’s plan to encourage all Kiwis to become engaged with science and technology.

NZ's gender pay gap hits a decade high; the Green Party urges govt action to prioritise pay equity in 2016.

Agility, dynamic productivity, workplace fluidity and the drive to always improve functionality are all reasons why D&H Steel uses Citrix via BTG.

Infusion Software specialises in the development of accounting and business management software, and provide a range of effective packages.

Cyber threats loom as wearable tech weaves into daily payments, say industry giants WISeKey and Kaspersky Lab.

Kiwi small businesses brace for a bumper 2016, as rising confidence signals increased hiring, investment, and trade across NZ.

Vodafone to unite Auckland staff in a futuristic hub at Smales Farm, signalling a tech-led workplace evolution.

Broadsign International has won a deal which will see its digital out of home platform powering QMS Media’s advertising network across Asia Pacific.

TechDay gears up for 2016 with a vision to conquer the Asia-Pacific tech news scene, bolstering digital reach and niche market focus.

Successful eCommerce can have a significant and positive impact on SMBs, but many are not aware of how they can make it work for them.

The performance of social companies contains lessons about the future of social media and the present of marketing.

Internal comms specialist DeskAlerts is adding digital signage to its repertorie, making its software compatible with any internet-capable device.

There are a number of broad trends sweeping through the local market that are likely to contribute a more competitive stance for businesses in 2016.

Cloud computing is becoming the new norm for businesses as they launch new applications in the cloud to drive innovation and agility.

Signagelive is using NFC and Beacon technology are being used to help serve up contextual and responsive, interactive digital signage.

Capitalising on a growing demand for productivity and communication tools, Dell has made two new additions to its cloud client-computing portfolio.

At last, the argument of whether a small business should or shouldn’t be operating in the cloud has been put to bed. The cloud has won.

Smartphones are now driving more online sales and traffic for retailers than tablets, according to a new report.

As 2016 approaches, the threat landscape is as dynamic as ever with significant trends in malware and network security becoming more important.

LogMeIn's join.me Android app revolutionises mobile collaboration, now enabling screen sharing and full meeting capabilities on-the-go.

The biggest impact from tech will come as other parts of the economy find ways to use technologies such as cloud, big data, mobility and 3D printing.