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Go NZ! Local app helps Kiwis return safely to work
"Learning how to manage entirely remotely is one challenge" - Simon Yock
"Learning how to manage entirely remotely is one challenge" - Simon Yock
Rapid reaction from a company led by a Kiwi who is no stranger to crisis communications.
NZ businesses need to be ready for disruption from Amazon, Ikea and Costco.
New York Times: More employers are using software to track workers.
Taking a look at the new Huawei P40 Pro. Video / Cameron Pitney
The Buchanan family's lockdown boogie was a clear favorite for the People's Choice Award in Focus Live's #P40BEST. Video / Supplied
Kiwi innovators are developing temperature-scanning tech to help fight Covid-19.
Spark's budget subsidiary out-does its more expensive parent on tethering.
Quarantine-free travel between the two countries will narrow options for a tracing app.
Level 2 offers NZ another chance to shine. Failing risks losing all our hard-won gains.
A case of deja vu and human frailty.
"It signals to the world that NZ is open for business."
Ventilators and tech to rapidly pick up Covid-19 in blood funded in new $25m Govt pool.
More American churchgoers turn to Pushpay to participate in worship as Covid-19 bites.
It's better for now to temper expectations around contact tracing apps.
Claims of deceit and conspiring against the company behind failed Swipe HQ.
Two limits, one shared with its rival. Who's got the best deal?
They sold masks at no profit but Facebook shut them down. Made with funding from NZ On Air
US agencies delete the popular video chat app after vulnerability warning.
Stealing your phone number gives an offender wide access to your life - and bank accounts.
After years of losses, biotech company may be heading for better times.
Hospitality sector player lines up $20m raise and says it can achieve in the tough market.
Online sales soared as more people opt to shop online during the coronavirus pandemic.
Apple's sales in China during the quarter dipped by about $760 million.
No one who lived through it will ever forget the great New Zealand lockdown of 2020.
PLUS: Another cell tower attack.
Teacher tracks down stranded cruise crooner on Instagram and gets him on class Zoom.