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Westpac New Zealand has chosen IBM's private cloud technology in a 5-year agreement to become the country's leading digital bank.

IBM, Unitec, and Concentrix partnership exceeds jobs target, strengthening Auckland's digital economy and career opportunities for tech students.

Pentech challenges: Is there still passion in your supplier relationships? Explore commitment and bespoke IP solutions with them.

Software-defined networking (SDN) continues to gain ground within the broader enterprise and cloud service provider markets for data centre networking.

Palo Alto Networks and Westcon Group expand their global distribution agreement to bring enterprise security platform to new markets.

Cloud apps are usually available 99.9+%. Robots are available all but 4000+ hours per year. Human are unavailable 6,880 hours of every 8,760 hours.

Asia Pacific businesses embark on digital transformation, aiming to enhance customer value and operational agility.

Former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has stepped down from the company's board, citing a busy post-retirement schedule.

Paymark to launch EFTPOS online in NZ next year; customers will be able to purchase online without a credit card.

Nearly a third of workers are happy for their employer to have access to personal data, according to a report by PwC.

SMEs in New Zealand benefit from digital marketing, with average annual revenue $150k higher than non-engaged SMEs, says Yellow survey.

Premier League faces uphill battle to curb illegal online goal sharing, too vast for current copyright laws, experts predict.

CallPlus Group appoints new leaders for Orcon and Flip brands, positioning the three CallPlus residential brands to challenge rivals.

Asian countries are utilising enterprise mobility in different ways, leading to a fragmented market, according to IDC.

Efforts are being made in New Zealand to encourage women into IT, with Microsoft donating $1 million to provide pathways for young Kiwis.

Tablets with voice calling outshine phablets in Asia, capturing over 25% market share as consumers seek all-in-one devices.

New Zealand and Australian schools gain access to Autodesk's 3D design software to prepare students for careers in STEAM fields.

To compete in the age of the customer, it's essential to make the most of the data you have access to, whether it's from internal or external sources.

3D printing is still 5-10 years away from mainstream adoption, but business and medical applications are ahead of the curve.

New Zealand consumer demand for TV shopping is on the rise with one shopping channel reporting increases of more than 1,000 new customers per month.