Auckland stories - Page 8

Collaboration key to fostering innovation in New Zealand, says research by Dr Rebecca Gill. #innovation #collaboration.

HPE's roadshow embarks on a new era in Auckland, unveiling its nimble future post-HP split, aiming to revolutionise IT and business agility.

On-demand delivery start-up UrbanSherpa has launched an equity crowdfunding campaign as it seeks to expand beyond Auckland.

The Armageddon 2015 Expo was another successful event bringing out the best in gaming, comics and other geek culture.

The Armageddon Expo made a big announcement this afternoon confirming that Keisha Castle-Hughes and Manu Bennett will attend the Auckland event.

There's a new player in the channel, with Irish IT solutions provider Westbourne IT opening its first international office - in Auckland.

The Warehouse opens a Click and Collect store in Auckland CBD, offering customers convenience and ease of shopping online.

Strong growth in Wellington has seen IT consultancy Theta expand its business in the capital, as the company celebrates 20 years in business.

Tech-savvy teachers sought as Microsoft NZ launches hunt for new Teacher Ambassadors to evangelise digital learning.

CORE Education's popular ULearn educators' conference is back for 2015, pushing the boundaries of educational possibility and showcasing new tech.

Serko has downgraded its revenue outlook for a second time as a slowing Australian economy weighs and after a number of contracts were delayed.

NZTech's new board features a number of new faces, including some from Hewlett-Packard Enterprise Services and Spark.

New Zealand faces a tech job slowdown as education sees a surge, with SEEK data showing a 31% rise in teacher roles amid a 4% drop in IT jobs.

As resellers face increasing pressure from cloud services, we look at one reseller's move into the cloud and the lessons they learned.

Poised to be New Zealand’s first Cat Café, the Cat Lounge is looking to up and running via a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign.

Microsoft's Build developer conference is coming to Auckland on May 30 as part of the event's first ever global tour.

The retailer may sell as much as $125 million of five-year bonds to refinance $100 million of bonds maturing next month.

The government will pump an extra $20 million a year into the research and development Growth Grants programme, one of three types of grant administer.

New Zealand residential property prices rose in March, led by Auckland where housing supply isn't meeting demand, putting pressure on the market.

Tony Gapes, the developer building Springpark, which is among Auckland's largest residential projects, has liquidated one of his investment vehicles,.