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It was 2012 and Jimi Hunt, suffering from depression and anxiety, was desperate to turn his life around.
Most offices around the country will be closing up today or next week as the bulk of the country’s workforce starts a well-earned break after a tiring and challenging year.
For the arts, sports and not-for-profit sector, accessing corporate or government funding is often the difference between merely surviving, and thriving. Now, an online platform is redefining the complex funding application process with the goal of becoming the Tinder of external funding.
We may have avoided the public health disaster Covid-19 represented for many countries around the world, but the pandemic put a dent in business for many and reinforced the importance of being adaptable.
Rapidly shifting business conditions are compelling organisations to rethink how they operate.
Enlighten Designs – Creating web environments that respond, link up, inform and empower.
The Covid-19 pandemic may have presented major challenges for our tech companies, particularly when it comes to securing funding to grow.
The role of the CEO is changing. Accenture New Zealand’s Strategy and Consulting Lead says today’s CEOs must be able to adapt to specialisation, competition, diversity, and be prepared to earn social trust.
NZ's GCDO has a pivotal role in the nation's online presence. Let's get to know him a little better.
Some businesses struggled through the many challenges wrought by Covid-19 – and who can blame them? Here, Megaport Vice President APAC Josh Munro explains how the Australian headquartered tech company found they’d been built for a crisis like this all along – and were ready to service their clients better and faster, as a result.
The tech industry's fortunes rest on who wins the White House and who has the power to pass legislation that could radically change how it does business.
The November 2020 edition of Startup Investment magazine has been released, with promising signs for New Zealand technology investment on the other side of Covid-19.
A new SaaS platform being launched this week promises to shave months off business set-up times for aspiring Cloud Service providers - and save customers thousands of dollars as well.
It’s the technology governed by weird physics but tipped to change computing forever. But how far away are we from being able to actually use quantum computers for regular business uses?
The health sector wasn't prepared for a major pandemic. But it managed to mount a response to Covid-19 that has laid the groundwork for a new approach to public health.
This month, New Zealand subscription service WineFriend turns five. What started as a simple plan to deliver tasty wines to customers based on what they said they liked, WineFriend has evolved into a data-rich platform that fine-tunes and personalises selections with each bottle you try.
Government’s innovation approach won’t change overnight - at least not the way things are now, says Aware Group’s CEO.
The first major independent survey of Kiwis’ use of Internet of Things gadgets reveals strong uptake of smart devices but lingering concerns about privacy and surveillance.
With the New Zealand video games industry on track to become a $250 million export industry, one local games studio sees the pandemic as an opportunity to grow.
The New Zealand government is joining a cohort of leaders in regulating AI.
As a native of San Mateo County, the region of California that spans part of what we now know as Silicon Valley, you’d expect Zoe Lofgren to be a staunch advocate for Big Tech.
A tech hub throws opens its doors in 2021, offering those local to Tairāwhiti – and out of region students too – the opportunity to learn and intern in the field of animation.
National has unveiled a plan to double the size of the tech sector by 2030 and employ 100,000 extra people in highly-skilled jobs. But with most of the planned funding going into broadband infrastructure, does it have a chance of succeeding?