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Xero integrates with Google's Apps for Work and Gmail, allowing small businesses to manage their relationships and workflows more easily.

The Internet of Things will pose significant challenges for organisations due to the immaturity of technologies and lack of skills, says Gartner.

New Zealand on the cusp of a transport revolution as ITSNZ backs driverless car trials on diverse roadways.

BYOD policies can boost productivity, but businesses must be aware of the downsides, including employee lawsuits and technical issues.

Economic Dev Minister hits back at Labour Party over criticism of $200k app; says it will save printing costs.

Ultrafast Fibre Limited is hosting a 'Beyond Broadband' Expo in Tauranga to showcase the benefits of the UFB network.

Florida basketball fans are basking in an immersive fan experience thanks to digital signage - which is also providing new revenue for the arena owner.

Outgoing Xero NZ managing director Vic Crone to speak at NZTech event for women, discusses tech and mayoral campaign.

New Zealand video review company Wipster has partnered with global video platform Vimeo to expand its international presence.

New Zealand Gov to invest $4.75m in 18 global strategic partnerships to boost research, including internet capability and marine biosecurity.

Young New Zealanders have a lack of knowledge in budgeting, saving and investing, according to a new survey from Massey University.

Elisha Fleming, an 18-year-old entrepreneur, has developed Intrude A Lock, a device that monitors checked luggage for tampering.

Nelson tech firm mytax.co.nz has been named the winner of the Canstar Blue Consumer Satisfaction Award for Personal Tax Agent 2016.

Melbourne Airport elevates travel with cutting-edge digital signage from oOh!media, enhancing passenger experience.

A major government and tech industry summit will be held in the Te Papa museum, with the aim of seeing how these two sectors can can work together.

BP praises plate recognition technology as an ‘excellent deterrent' to petrol theft, saying it has seen a significant reduction in fuel theft as a result.

Frank Risk Management pioneers NZ's first online cyber insurance hub for SMEs, offering a digital shield against growing cyber threats.

Government reaffirms commitment to smart and sustainable Christchurch rebuild, with investment in Ultra-Fast Broadband.

Xero introduces split-screen feature for iPad, increasing productivity for small businesses using Xero software.

Labour Party criticizes Steven Joyce for spending $200,000 on an app downloaded only 1000 times. Party calls it a waste of taxpayer money.

New Plymouth has joined the growing list of New Zealand towns with access to the Government's Ultra Fast Broadband.

Stephen Fry has been transformed into a cartoon superhero and launched into digital signage as part of a British Child Rescue campaign.

Mitsubishi Electric has developed what it calls an ‘aerial display’, which it says will have applications for digital signage - come 2020.

Christies is taking the 'Northern Lights' to Canada's Parliament buildings with a new 472-foot long projection mapping show.