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Arming yourself to succeed in the cloud

IT practitioners must see themselves as business people and technologists, and help to build bridges between business goals and technology solutions.

Telcos under the gun

Consumer NZ says internet providers are doing a worse job and customers are more likely to be dissatisfied.

Kiwi gets top job at Westpac NZ

David McLean was drawn home from the bright lights of New York City by the allure of his "dream job".

Security – the elephant in the room

Cloud computing is as secure, or likely more secure, than on-premises infrastructure.

Cloud in unexpected places

It would be easy to think that the farming, fishing and forestry industries would be immune to shifts in technology, but you'd be wrong.

How to evaluate your prospective employer

Little targets unemployment in state of nation speech

Science students learn on the job

Born on the cloud

Choosing the best cloud for the job

NZX and FMA team up

Unhappy workers eye the exit

Pitfalls of owing Inland Revenue

The drive of an economic revolution

Is this the key to power for the people?

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The robots are coming

A robotic sensor firm hopes that returning to a campus lab to develop a bionic limb will give its technology international lift-off.

Fast growing firms adding staff

The happy news is the employment market is on the up. The not-so great news, for employers at least, is it means rising wages bills.

Meet the Sydney Bulldogs' Kiwi CEO

She might be a woman and a Kiwi, but Raelene Castle is earning respect at Sydney rugby league club the Bulldogs.

Why Kiwi innovators never talk

Dr Catherine Mohr, our first ever female Flying Kiwi, wants to know why Kiwis never talk about their ideas