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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming increasingly important for businesses, offering improved decision making and business insights.
Infomart has blazed a green trail in its environmental responsibility by recycling more than 1.9 million pounds of data center infrastructure.
The Commerce Commission has charged Spark with 11 counts of misleading customers over billing issues between 2014 and 2017, now heading for court.
Identity solutions provider Okta has launched API Products for One App, making it easier for engineering teams to use Okta for authentication.
Uber updates bug bounty program to include safe harbour for good faith hackers, but warns against illegal activity and extortion.
Previously known as Distribution Central, it hasn't been that long since the company was acquired by Arrow ECS but a lot has changed since then.
Adobe Sign is designed to help organisations speed up business and plug into third-party applications to deliver seamless customer experiences.
Eight staff members have signed up for the Cure Kids Great Adventure race in a bid to raise at least $20,000 for the charity.
It's now an expectation of consumers that brands will weigh in current events and politics, and share their values.
The Kiwi IT sector has a chance to give back to a man who has given much to the sector, with a fundraising drive for cancer treatment for David Downs.
By encouraging youth regardless of gender, ethnicity or social class to study STEM, there's an opportunity to bring in different perspectives.
UK gamers unite in charity play, raising over £185k for disabled peers with custom tech for inclusive gaming fun.
Finalists announced for the 2017 IoT and Cloud Innovation Awards in San Jose. Winners to be announced on 28th September.
Following HPE's Sydney office refurbishment, the company donated workstations and furniture to organisations in Tonga through non-profit Heliala.
As previously reported, Let's Play Live (LPL) is hosting a new show with NZ celebrities playing Fortnite. The first guests are several sports stars.
For the fourth year in a row, Ingram Micro NZ hosted their Annual Charity Golf Tournament, raising $53,000 for the very deserving Cure Kids.
Social media campaigns help New Zealand charities secure $1m in funding in less than two weeks through online community initiative.
Ingram Micro are getting teed up for another day of golf and charity in just a couple of months. Partners - get your clubs at the ready.
New Zealand Post wins top award at the NZI Sustainable Business Awards 2017, recognising its commitment to sustainability.
Ingram Micro's Jason Langley will take a plunge later today as the distie continues its support for Cure Kids. Here's how you can help give him a push.
