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Cisco Systems New Zealand reports a strong financial year ending 31 July 2024, with net profit soaring 65.4% to NZD 4.94 million despite a slight revenue dip.

James Cameron has been appointed Head of Energy & Infrastructure for Asia Pacific at JLL, driving the firm's expansion in the region from Singapore.

The Asia-Pacific region is experiencing a payment revolution, with realtime transactions surging to 185.8 billion in 2023, reshaping financial interactions.

Communication service providers are urged to modernise their tech stacks with specialised solutions to enhance customer experience and compete effectively.

Harvey Norman New Zealand reports a 6.1% drop in revenue to NZD $1.05 billion for FY2024, yet maintains profitability with a net profit of NZD $33.4 million.

With a strong push for increased efficiency, 88% of surveyed IT leaders favour a single cloud-based platform to streamline networking and security operations.

Wolters Kluwer's Andy Hung is championing innovation through AI and partnerships, aiming to enhance efficiency and client outcomes in tax technology.

DTCC outlines its strategic vision for 2025, focusing on tech advancements, risk management, and robust regulatory compliance amid market challenges.

Ivanti has alerted users that the CVE-2025-0282 zero-day vulnerability in Connect Secure is being actively exploited, with patches now available.

AI is revolutionising Australian manufacturing, driving efficiency and customisation while presenting challenges like investment costs and workforce reskilling.

Binance has teamed up with Formula One driver Pierre Gasly for an exciting helmet design contest, allowing fans to win exclusive prizes ahead of the Australian Grand Prix.

Employment Hero has acquired Canadian platform Humi for over CAD $100 million, aiming to expand into Canada's SME market with tailored employment solutions.

SER Group has been named a Leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Document Management, highlighting its excellence in enterprise content management.

As generative AI evolves, businesses are gearing up for Workplace 5.0, where human collaboration and AI integration redefine productivity by 2025.

Experts predict that 2025 will revolutionise AI in banking, enhancing fraud prevention, risk management, and customer experience, according to SAS.

The International Workplace Group forecasts significant shifts in work practices by 2025, warning that enforcing daily office attendance may trigger mass resignations.

Dell Technologies has launched an AI-powered PC portfolio focusing on productivity and sustainability, including the new Dell Pro and Pro Max models.

Artificial intelligence is transforming the hospitality sector in Australia, with 85% of operators embracing AI to enhance efficiency and guest experience.

A Gartner survey reveals that 68% of US consumers feel exploited by dynamic pricing, with many preferring brands that offer consistent prices.

Kyndryl's 2025 cybersecurity predictions highlight a growing focus on supply chain security in Australia amid escalating risks and regulatory pressures.