New Zealand-based software start up Xero has today announced customers in the US have full access to the Xero payroll platform in three states.
Minister Joyce announces funding arrangements for Novopay, bringing total settlement to between $29m and $32m.
Australian wearable video streaming solutions distributor m-View plans to enter the New Zealand market, targeting government and emergency services.
Massey University has announced it is launching New Zealand's first business-focused analytics degree next month to address the skills shortage in ana.
Zuora has hired Carla Glavonjic as its first marketing manager for Australia and New Zealand, to increase brand awareness and generate sales leads.
Polycom study reveals over 90% using video collaboration report higher productivity, savings, and better work-life balance.
Xero NZ's Victoria Crone advises small business owners to master their debt in 2015 for growth and stability, offering practical guidance.
Tech in education to soar, with a market set to hit $19bn by 2018, revolutionizing teaching methods and enhancing learning through apps.
IT Service Management software gears up for the cloud transition, promising 20% annual savings and enhanced mobility for users.
Oracle acquires Datalogix, boosting its Data as a Service offerings to marketers for enhanced consumer insight across digital and traditional channels.
Improving user experience and mobile domination are the digital focus of 2015, according to Auckland-based creative tech firm bka Interactive.
Is the 'as-a-service' model the future of tech or mere marketing fluff? Heather Wright dives into how this trend is shaping the industry.
Optimising software assets in New Zealand: MSPs help firms navigate the complex SaaS landscape, enhancing ROI and compliance, says Flexera expert.
Choosing your partners wisely has become even more important in the shifting value chain that is 'as-a-service', says Vince Randall, NetSuite general manager.
BE Intent is a cloud-based platform designed to help individuals get more out of their life and to help businesses boost productivity.
Now 28% of New Zealand small businesses are making $500,000 or more, up almost 14% since 2011, according to analysis from Xero.
The integration platform aims to improve IT flexibility and responsiveness to changing business and market requirements by automating connectivity.
As an expansion to a longstanding reseller relationship, SAP Fortify by HP enables SAP customers to identify, triage and fix vulnerabilities in produc.
Weirdly is a Kiwi recruitment app that aims to help employers find the person who is the right fit and make the employment process easier.
The small business cloud market is still in its infancy; of the addressable market of hundreds of millions of small businesses, only a small percentag.
