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Auckland recognised as a dynamic and rapidly transforming city in JLL's top 20 City Momentum Index. #Auckland #CityMomentumIndex.

Innovation in the Auckland technology sector is driving IT job growth and making the city a prime location for start-ups and IT professionals.

Job prospects in the ICT sector look positive, says a report by New Zealand's Tertiary Education, Skills and Employment Minister Steven Joyce.

More than 3bn loyalty cards will be mobile-only or integrated into mobile apps by 2020, up from 1.4bn last year.

TechDay talked to Walter O'Brien, founder of Scorpion and computer science extraordinaire, about his latest foray into the world of cyber security.

Community website Neighbourly has welcomed Vodafone into its fold as the telco becomes the organisation’s seventh corporate partner.

Large LED screens are being used to promote Minneapolis to visitors and locals alike, offering a positive impact for the community for years to come.

Check Point has released new appliances designed to help SMBs stand up against sophisticated cyber criminals and zero-day threats.

China Information Technology’s Yunfa Net cloud-based ad content delivery system has scooped top honours at the Digital Signage Industry Summit.

22Miles has launched a touchscreen 3D wayfinding digital signage package it says will provide state-of-the-art interactive 3D wayfinding for buildings.

While an appealing consumer smart glasses product has yet to be launched, the benefits are now being realised with vendors focusing on enterprise.

California light rail passenger - and football fans attending this weeks Super Bowl 50 - are reaping the rewards of new real-time information signs.

IntuiLab's adds webOS support to its creation platform, offering 65% TCO reduction and 50% reduction in time to deployment over conventional delivery.

Wellington is first cab off the ranks to go live with a new wireless network aimed at connecting up the Internet of Things.

Toshiba bolsters its SMB tech with a new range of versatile laptops, promising to enhance productivity at competitive costs.

NZTech is bringing together the leaders and CIOs across government to collaborate and share innovative ways they have partnered with the tech sector.

Over 40% of Kiwi professionals work remotely, but companies face hurdles due to poor planning, says expert Annette Dow.

Accurate and timely order picking in a warehouse is critical to ensuring delivery of the right products, at the right time, to the right customer.

Wellington’s Weta Workshop is set to play a pivotal creative role in creating Magic Leap’s Mixed Reality LightfieldTM technology.

This article is hard to write. Once it’s submitted, I’ll have no reason not to return this printer back to the NetGuide offices.

OneNet is delighted to have Luca Dell’Oca to present on the exciting new enhancements in the recently launched Veeam Availability Suite Version 9.

The future is looking bright for digital signage, with the market forecast to top US$14 billion by 2020, with interactive displays a key player.

Mobile coverage has been expanded more than 1700 square kilometres of rural areas previously without coverage via 15 new cell towers.

Palo Alto Networks survey reveals insights into cyberattackers and how to prevent data breaches. #cybersecurity #dataprivacy.