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Wellington to innovate with online voting in 2016, aiming to hike participation and ease access for disabled voters.

The digital revolution is leading to the creation of new roles and greater demand for specialised skills in New Zealand's IT industry.

A new report shows Kiwis are an altruistic bunch, happy for social media information to be monitored 'for the greater good' - but not for marketing.

Analytics and big data may be hot topics for resellers, but your customers may want to think twice when it comes to social media monitoring...

Chorus' new Schools Gateway Programme sees the telco teaming up with secondary schools to introduce Kiwi students to the world of telecommunications.

Do you really need bean bags, a rooftop bar, nap pods or chill zones to engage your organisation's 'big kids' into better, more productive work?.

It's comes as no surprise that organisations the world over are keenly exploring the opportunities offered by high definition video conferencing.

Finding and retaining skilled cybersecurity employees is a key challenge, with only 43% of ANZ IT professionals stating they feel the organisation wou.

As OpenStack's popularity soars, firms scramble to hire skilled developers, facing a sharp shortage in qualified personnel for cloud services.

This year's election has been and gone, however the debate over New Zealand's cyber security and surveillance is still a hot topic.

Spark launches 'Spark My Potential,' a game-changer in NZ crowdfunding, offering coaching, exposure, and potential top-ups to dreamers.

Canterbury's talent market booms, seeing a 16% increase in job ads, with sectors like HR and marketing leading growth post-2011 earthquake rebuild.

We like to think that IT is cranking out new technology faster and faster—but it isn't. It's twenty years or bust....

Unlocking your dream job with social media: Experts advise on leveraging platforms like LinkedIn and Facebook to stand out to employers.

Georgia Anderson and Jay Perera of Albany's Massey University are the joint recipients of this year's New Zealand Computer Society Cup.

The first half of 2014 was busier than usual in Auckland's IT recruitment market, even in January, traditionally the quietest month of the year.

The Internet Party will announce its list of candidates, including electorates, on June 19. 22 shortlisted candidates were evaluated in Auckland.

MANA and Internet Party to form alliance for general election, creating new political party called Internet MANA.

Apple hints at entering mobile payments, interviewing execs and securing patents, with Tim Cook showing keen interest in the space.

Avature releases Mobile App Builder to support event management and campus recruiting, with the first enterprise app available.