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The new standard for corporate travel is real-time, policy-smart, and employee-centric
Expense Management

The new standard for corporate travel is real-time, policy-smart, and employee-centric

Corporate travel evolves with real-time, policy-smart systems creating agile, cost-effective journeys that empower employees and streamline spending.

By Jonathan Beeby • 4 min read • Thu, 8th May 2025
Unlocking Retail Growth: The WhatsApp Customer Service Revolution
Encryption

Unlocking Retail Growth: The WhatsApp Customer Service Revolution

eCommerce retailers are boosting loyalty and revenue by using WhatsApp's 3 billion-user reach for faster, efficient, and personalised customer service.

By Dvir Hoffman • 4 min read • Thu, 8th May 2025
The rationale for positioning businesses to thrive in an increasingly conscious economy
Software-as-a-Service

The rationale for positioning businesses to thrive in an increasingly conscious economy

Embracing ESG is now essential; businesses thriving in the conscious economy align performance, talent management and procurement for lasting success.

By Adam Bowles • 5 min read • Wed, 7th May 2025
AI is the shortcut from 'Vacant role' to 'Hired'!
Human Capital Management

AI is the shortcut from 'Vacant role' to 'Hired'!

Employment Hero launches EH Hiring, an AI-powered tool offering small businesses a free, fast path from vacancy to interview with top candidates.

By David Holland • 4 min read • Wed, 7th May 2025
How to turn the contact centre grind into interesting and rewarding work for your agents in 2025
Unified Communications

How to turn the contact centre grind into interesting and rewarding work for your agents in 2025

AI-powered tools are transforming contact centres by easing agents' workloads, boosting job satisfaction, and cutting staff churn in 2025.

By Ian de Sousa and Paul Rilstone • 4 min read • Wed, 7th May 2025
Is Bitcoin turning into the 'new boring' of investing?
Crypto

Is Bitcoin turning into the 'new boring' of investing?

Bitcoin's recent steady rise contrasts with falling stock indices, suggesting it may be evolving into a mature, safe-haven asset amid global market turmoil.

By Paul Quickenden • 4 min read • Wed, 7th May 2025
Ground truth: the critical step bridging GenAI prototypes and production-ready applications
Generative AI

Ground truth: the critical step bridging GenAI prototypes and production-ready applications

Australian start-ups in GenAI face the challenge of turning prototypes into reliable applications by grounding AI outputs in verified data for accuracy and compliance.

By Warren Schilpzand • 4 min read • Wed, 7th May 2025
Artificial intelligence a wildcard in electricity demand
Hyperscale

Artificial intelligence a wildcard in electricity demand

AI is driving a 60% rise in data centre electricity demand in Auckland, challenging power supply priorities amid $6 billion planned grid investments.

By Phil Pennington • 5 min read • Wed, 7th May 2025
Secure remote access: Securely connecting devices you don't own
Firewalls

Secure remote access: Securely connecting devices you don't own

Clientless zero-trust network access (ZTNA) offers a secure way for third parties to remotely manage IoT devices, preventing lateral cyber threats.

By Bruce Johnson • 5 min read • Tue, 6th May 2025
Game review: The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered (PC/Xbox Series X)
Gaming

Game review: The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered (PC/Xbox Series X)

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered brings the 20-year-old RPG into the modern era with Unreal Engine 5 upgrades and polished gameplay.

By Darren Price • 5 min read • Mon, 5th May 2025
How artificial intelligence will further evolve in 2025
Power / Energy

How artificial intelligence will further evolve in 2025

AI's rapid rise in 2025 is revolutionising cybersecurity, driving energy demand, and prompting stricter regulations amid growing privacy concerns worldwide.

By Les Williamson • 5 min read • Mon, 5th May 2025
Why multi-subsidiary management is where accounting software breaks
Platform-as-a-Service

Why multi-subsidiary management is where accounting software breaks

As businesses add subsidiaries, basic accounting software falters, creating manual woes and scaling issues that cloud ERP systems can resolve efficiently.

By Annexa • 4 min read • Mon, 5th May 2025

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Digitising workflows: The role of AI and Automation and how they are transforming efficiency in healthcare
Robotic Process Automation

Digitising workflows: The role of AI and Automation and how they are transforming efficiency in healthcare

AI and automation are transforming UK healthcare by digitising workflows, enhancing efficiency, reducing errors, and cutting NHS patient waiting lists.

By Mark Hitchman • 6 min read • Thu, 8th May 2025
From no to go: ASB U-turns on POLi
Fintech

From no to go: ASB U-turns on POLi

ASB partners with payment platform POLi to enable secure open banking payments, offering customers safer choices without using internet banking logins.

By Susan Edmunds • 3 min read • Wed, 7th May 2025
Think AI will fix info overload? Think again
Unified Communications

Think AI will fix info overload? Think again

Enterprise content expert John Bates warns AI alone won't fix data overload; instead, Smart Content can turn vast digital data into true business value.

By John Bates • 5 min read • Tue, 6th May 2025
The ethics of AI in transportation: Who gets left behind?
Artificial Intelligence

The ethics of AI in transportation: Who gets left behind?

Startec Dynamics introduces Athena, an affordable AI system enhancing motorcycle safety for millions, challenging the notion that transport AI is a luxury only for the elite.

By Ivan Ting • 3 min read • Tue, 6th May 2025
How to keep public trust when systems go down
Customer Experience

How to keep public trust when systems go down

Effective communication during cyberattacks is vital to maintain public trust and protect reputations, warns PR experts from Impact PR Auckland.

By Mark Devlin • 4 min read • Fri, 2nd May 2025