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Nitro's report reveals inefficient document workflows are causing high stress among knowledge workers, leading to potential job dissatisfaction and turnover.

The secret to deploying virtual assistants successfully lies in implementing them in a way where everyone is a winner.

New Zealand’s 200 largest tech export companies by revenue (TIN200) exceeded more than $12 billion in revenue and more than $8 billion in export earnings.

Hnry, a Wellington-based fintech startup, secures ample investment, plans to expand and hire eight new employees in the next year to enhance its services.

Hnry and CFFC urge the New Zealand Government to revamp KiwiSaver, advocating for higher contributions and tailored incentives to support the self-employed.

Organisations now routinely mine software performance data to achieve ambitious business results, says New Relic.

VValues-based consumers, recessionary fears, and global sociopolitical uncertainty will make 2020 the year of adaptability.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) dominates the global cloud infrastructure services market, but Microsoft Azure is catching up, according to Canalys.

A new report reveals that 64% of not-for-profits are dissatisfied with their tech use, citing a significant gap in digital skills and resources.

Once an outlier used only by the cost-conscious, open source’s prominence has expanded on the back of significant improvements in quality of software.

Qrious, a data company in New Zealand, has achieved the ISO 27001 certification for information security management systems.

The 2019 State of AX report by Kemp reveals 66% of businesses struggle with app integration and management. Half of workloads may stay off public clouds.

Artificial intelligence is the key to realising value from internet of things (IoT) initiatives, according to a recent survey of global business leaders.

Hyland reveals how digital optimisation can streamline HR processes, reducing reliance on paper and enhancing data security and compliance in Australia.

The company’s new Hong Kong office will enable the company to access many of the world's largest financial institutions.

Gartner predicts that facial recognition payments, interfaceless machines, and a UX research renaissance will be top digital experience trends in 2020.

New Zealand could gain NZD $11 billion by increasing female participation in investing by 50%, as only 14% of women currently invest in shares.

AI winners will be those companies that work out how to derive competitive advantage from their own unique AI initiatives, says SAS.

Adobe expands its digital experience offerings to SMB and mid-sized firms, introducing tailored solutions for commerce, marketing, analytics, and e-signatures.

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