COVID-19 stories
Construction workers still face rising anxiety and suicidal thoughts, with MATES in Construction warning wellbeing has not improved since lockdowns ended.
RUCKUS builds and delivers purpose-driven networks that perform in the tough environments of the industries it serves.
New Zealand patients could see fewer supply disruptions as locally grown and made medicinal cannabis medicines reach the market for the first time.
Rising mortgage rates and inflation are still weighing on New Zealand property sales, though agents are seeing more first-home buyers returning.
Mental health pressures are prompting builders to invest in tech and change work practices, with 45% reporting employee wellbeing issues.
Tech firms are warning that rising demand for cloud services will worsen New Zealand’s shortage of skilled IT staff as hyperscale centres expand.
Softening house prices could tempt vendors to go private, but agents still deliver about 15% more on average, Century 21 says.
Businesses may now restart lung checks for welders and silica workers, after WorkSafe said COVID-19 risks have eased enough.
Industrial rents are being pushed higher by record-low vacancy, as office and retail markets in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch tighten.
Enterprise adoption of Microsoft 365 has led to the need for tenant-to-tenant migrations, with a third-party tool mitigating business risk.
When businesses were battling through Covid disruptions, contact centres were utilising innovative technology solutions.
Corpay addresses border payments and currency risk management. Offering hedging, payment technology, cash flow solutions and exotic currency capabilities.
The global industrial cybersecurity market is expected to be worth US$20.7 billion in 2022, rising to US$43.5 billion by 2032.
Ivan Fong, an experienced telecommunications leader, appointed as Managing Director of Pacific-based Kacific to drive strategic growth.
New research examines the impact of Covid-19 on the digital workplace and how technology can enable new ways of working.
With recession and inflation in the mix, pursuing the right opportunities and accessing the right people have both become challenging.
COVID-19 and the looming recession prompt companies to review their technology for ongoing value and cost-saving opportunities.
Advancements in genomic sequencing and digital infrastructure are revolutionizing healthcare and accelerating research and collaboration.
In COVID-19's wake, more than 287,000 MSMEs joined JakPreneur, a collaborative government platform that links entrepreneurs and stakeholders.
Ricoh named preferred print partner by IVE Group, Australia's largest commercial printer, following thorough selection process.