Digital Technology stories - Page 13

2022 will bring continued supply chain challenges as the global health crisis persists. Rising costs and labour shortages are causing uncertainty worldwide.

Extreme Networks Inc. has announced a new technology solution designed to protect critical network infrastructure.

WalkMe has announced Red Moki as its new business development and implementation partner across Australia and New Zealand.

IBM and Samsung have developed a new semiconductor design that could reduce energy usage by 85%, meeting global demand for new technology.

TechDay's 10 Minute IT Jams speaks to Rafay's CEO, Haseeb Budhani, about the company's work in the Kubernetes space.

A new data center market report has found that increasing investments in digital infrastructure have led to growth opportunities for data centers globally.

Twelve South's mini USB hub offers a clutter-free workspace solution, connecting all peripherals to one neat hub.

Marketplacer's executive chair, Jason Wyatt, discusses how the company's consumer focused technology helps businesses thrive in the digital age.


With Gen Z set to comprise one-third of the Australian workforce by 2030, there is no mistake that their presence will impact the future of the workplace.

A short while ago, I was given the opportunity to review the Thronmax Mdrill Zero Microphone, originally planning to use it to run online D&D games.

Dell Technologies has appointed Leanne Buer as its new country manager for New Zealand, effective Monday 29 November.

Adaptability has become crucial for successful organisations in the face of uncertainty. Here are five robotics trends shaping the industrial sector in 2021.

To survive over the last 18 months, businesses have become familiar with adapting rapidly and implementing new processes, technology, and ways of working.

Lenovo has made further steps towards putting its channel-first strategy into action with its new partner framework Lenovo 360.

Vodafone NZ joins Digital Boost Alliance Aotearoa to support SMEs with digital solutions, including its Vodafone One Business Mobile product.

Kiwis are increasingly turning to online mental health services for support as they grapple with the uncertainty brought on by the lockdown.

Consumer advocates call for careful consideration of privacy issues and impacts on Māori as New Zealand plans to establish a consumer data right.

Tech-savvy New Zealanders are using a computer code to secure spots in managed isolation and quarantine, leaving others struggling to book.

A tech specialist says targeting social media algorithms is an important step to reduce extremist online content. .

Almost half of New Zealand SMEs have explored new technology to adapt to challenges this year, says MYOB report.