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Wall-climbing robots take on hazardous inspections
Climbing robots might have a sci-fi feel, but they’re just as real as the $8.8m in funding just secured by makers, Invert Robotics… read more...
When psychology meets technology
Use of ‘dark patterns’ under new scrutiny… read more...
Huawei takes big bite out of plunging Apple market share
Chaos reigns in the smartphone market with Huawei up, Apple down and Samsung fighting to hold onto its market lead… read more...
RPA: The biggest symptom yet of IT’s failure?
Business panacea or short term bandaid?… read more...
ATO issues warning to crypto tax evaders
But can the transactions really be unravelled?… read more...
MYOB takeover to go ahead
It’s a done deal – despite key shareholder’s objections… read more...
Kiwi insurtech enhancing, rather than disrupting, insurance
And putting customer back in focus… read more...
Shining a light on Industry 4.0 success
Pilot purgatory awaits many, but lighthouse examples guide the way to success… read more...
Is Facebook finally cracking down on its dodgy data collectors?
Facebook is banning data-hungry – but otherwise useless – apps from its platform as it looks to plug its data leaks. But is it enough?… read more...
From DX to digital maturity: Seven keys to success
Closing the gap between DX investment and KPIs… read more...
You can lead a manager to data, but you can’t make him think
Senior managers still mystified by big data… read more...
Reinventing retail: Tech’s helping hand
In an omni-channel retail world, tech rules… read more...
Gig economy flourishes, but for who?
New research reveals employers aggressively enthusiastic about gig economy… read more...
Digital census great in theory – so where’s it going wrong?
NZ Statistician fesses up on census issues. After #censusfail in Aus questions need answering… read more...
Uber IPO: What you need to know
And just how did it rack up those billion dollar losses?… read more...
Tech for farm transformation? Maybe not says MBIE report
Tech just a tool for improving existing practices, not transformation… read more...
NZ breeds unicorns, but poppy cutters persist
We’ve got 34 billion reasons to celebrate but behind the big numbers is a culture confused, suggests a Callaghan report… read more...
Foodstuffs’ menu for e-commerce innovation
From customer-driven business to IoT as a design language… read more...
How AI is helping businesses hire smarter
Does AI have a role to play helping recruiters’ hardest job?… read more...
Rocket Lab launches satellite build service
Frees small satellite operators from building hardware… read more...
