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AI was once feared by all, but it is now giving us the ability to do certain things more efficiently than ever before.

AI and chatbots to revolutionise the workplace, with Hays predicting a surge in digital assistance across jobs.

Enterprise cloud applications provider Workday has opened a global support centre in Auckland, bringing up to 140 jobs to the city.

​The new year brought a wave of things for a lot of us (mostly headaches), but for Eagle Technology, it brought change.

CyberArk bolsters APAC team to expand regional reach and support for partners, appointing Adel Eid and Bruce Nixon.

Nutanix appoints new channel director for Australia and New Zealand to expand SMB presence and manage partnerships.

Dick Smith's Kiwi staff could find jobs from an unlikely source with 2 Cheap Cars liaising with liquidators to open contact channels to recruit staff.

Nimble Storage appoints Cath Gentile as senior channel development manager for Australia and New Zealand region.

Dimension Data strengthens leadership team with appointment of two new general managers to support clients in digital transformation and business expansion.

More focus on education and entrepreneurship is crucial for New Zealand's Pasifika community as work changes, says Labour Future of Work paper.

Peter Brady appointed as general manager of Kaspersky Lab ANZ, responsible for strategic plan and partnership development.

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

The axe has fallen on Dick Smith support office jobs, while Australian staff may be owed up to $2 million in annual leave.

Qual IT, the independent software quality assurance specialist, is looking to expand its footprint in the Auckland region with a new appointment.

Education revolution: Frances Valintine discusses the seismic shift in learning as technology challenges traditional schooling.

Dick Smith's receivers are closing 27 Dick Smith stores in David Jones department stores this Wednesday, with 181 jobs impacted.

Global education must evolve, as Infosys research shows gaps between youth prospects in the digital era, stressing tech and soft skills.

Employers in the IT industry dominate the latest figures, with a net 40.7% looking to increase or maintain permanent headcount across main cities.

Ms Sandy Sun will be responsible for all of the company's sales, marketing and technical support activities in the region.

In New Zealand and abroad there are far more men in managerial positions than women, and this number is growing.