NetSuite rolls out AI suite tools in Australia & NZ
about 4 hours agoSome tools are already reaching Australian and New Zealand users as the ERP vendor expands AI features for finance, inventory and approvals.
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Sunergise to buy Infratec in New Zealand solar deal
The combined group will expand service for commercial and utility-scale customers across New Zealand and the Pacific after the acquisition closes.
Lanas acquires New Zealand health tech provider indici
The deal gives the Dublin-based group a direct foothold in New Zealand general practice software, with more than 250 organisations using indici.
New Zealand small businesses adopt AI as hold-outs shrink
Uncertainty over returns, not upfront cost, is now the main brake on AI uptake as the share of non-users falls to 36%.
Lodestone Energy lists on NZX after USD $75 million IPO
The listing brings fresh capital and about 10,000 new shareholders to a solar business planning to expand across New Zealand's power market.
Wise launches eSIM & QR payments for New Zealanders
New Zealand account holders can now avoid roaming bill shock and card-payment gaps abroad through Wise's new travel tools.
New Zealand fractional leadership market surges 90%
Rising demand from smaller firms has pushed more than 1,000 part-time senior executives into New Zealand businesses, with AI roles growing fast.
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The move aims to widen partner sales, support and cloud migration work as Oracle tries to deepen links with customers through its marketplace.
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