Urbis stories
The Department of Science and Technology also refurbished classrooms by installing new doors and windows at Khulubone Primary School.
Businesses need to be adaptive and entrepreneurial. The disruption of the construction industry is a positive movement for the industry as a whole.
Blancco CEO Pat Clawson says Chinese companies are detecting more and more security incidents - an increase of 900% since 2014.
Samsung announces recycling plan for Galaxy Note 7 devices, including reselling refurbished units in different countries.
Aged UPS units pose critical risks; time to evaluate newer, efficient alternatives and avert potential IT disasters.
Rise of second-hand smartphones disrupts market, with IDC forecasting a leap to 222.6m devices by 2020, shaking up the industry.
Apple has announced the release of the iPhone SE and the 9.7-inch iPad Pro, as well as a $50 price drop for the Apple Watch.
Digital signage has provided the University of Winchester with a contemporary solution to deliver allergy information - and a little marketing as well.
Historic Thorndon School set for a $9m revamp, with innovative learning spaces and new library to enrich education.
Dynamo6 is a specialist provider of cloud, mobile, web development and digital technology, and bespoke software solutions.
Phil Goff says the expansion of GridAKL plays an important role in driving growth of the region's technology sector, with 9000 jobs added in 5 years.
In 2016 the NZ Child Poverty Monitor reported that 48,000 children in New Zealand were living in material hardship, often going without life's basics.
Optus Wholesale teams up with Moose Mobile, boosting 4G access and affordable phone plans aimed at the youth market.
One Australian reseller will pay $250,000 following an out of court settlement, while the courts have found in favour of Microsoft in a second case.
In the aftermath of the 2011 quake, Global Office has resurrected as a tech Phoenix in Christchurch's rejuvenating CBD.
Singapore's landfill space is projected to run out by 2035, but Google's data centers there have achieved a 100% landfill diversion rate.
Auckland's tech sector is booming with 26% growth and is attracting new companies to innovation precincts across the city, according to a report by JLL.
Mount Albert Grammar School in Auckland benefits from $153 million investment in school property, announced by Government.
The range of businesses within the Conbrio network means they can offer solutions that are often unable to be replicated by others.
New Zealanders urged to recycle unwanted phones through RE:MOBILE scheme, helping charity and reducing landfill.
