Digital Technology stories - Page 14

Digital talent shortage is the biggest problem facing Australian companies, according to a report by ntegrity.

An Auckland freight startup is using technology and digital platforms to optimise and automate freight delivery around the country.

Workplaces that do provide the latest technology are more likely to boost employee engagement and satisfaction, as well as better customer service.

Online food delivery service Menulog has released a report on the ordering habits of New Zealanders, revealing interesting insights.

iStaging announced the release of a brand-new feature that allows users to create floor plans on their VR Maker app.

NZ Story Group's head of engagement discusses three points as to why being from little old NZ can actually be of huge benefit to our tech sector.

The DIGMYIDEA Māori Innovation Challenge is now open, with the competition calling on budding Māori digital entrepreneurs to put their ideas forward.

World's first self-driving air taxi in Christchurch showcases New Zealand as a living tech lab, says NZTech CEO.

New Zealand rolls out PiP facial recognition technology to help reunite lost pets with their owners, revolutionising animal recovery services.

Deloitte predicts 2018 to be the tipping point for AR and machine learning in business, with substantial growth and shifts anticipated in various industries.

The aim of the initiative is to help artists and cultural practitioners develop their skills and extend their audiences.

Acquia celebrates a surge in APAC reach, attributing success to high demand for its digital tech and a robust partnership network.

In a high-tech bid to reforest the planet, BioCarbonEngineering's drones could plant a billion trees a year, revolutionising ecosystem restoration.

NetGuide rebrands as FutureFive, shifting its focus to emerging tech like drones and virtual reality while continuing to cover consumer technology news.

Air New Zealand introduces WiFi on overseas flights, commencing with a new Boeing 787 service to enhance customer experience.

The goal is not to scam them into giving back their wages, but to test them on their cyber security awareness.

New research, from a survey of over 300 schools, finds a desire to work with digital technologies, but a need for more training to deliver it.

Quitmeyer ventures into some of the most remote and hostile locations in the world, surviving armed with nothing but everyday pieces of technology.

Their latest venture appears to be putting their camera technology atop drones, which could potentially prove to be a game changer.

The handbags feature wireless smart device charging, bio-lock security, Bluetooth proximity alerts, and enough organization to rival a mobile office.