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Long time champion of consumer data
The New World campaign wasn't unique, it's still an email. What was unique was the algorithms, segmentation modelling and underlying use of data sets.
Simon Power: A sustainable success story
Simon Power looks at economic solutions for environmental challenges.
How to programme for success
Women entrepreneurs have barriers, just like the corporate glass ceiling, to overcome.
David Green: Banking on a new world of opportunities
The banking industry has a key role in helping business reach its new potential in a technology driven world, writes David Green.
Looking for the love factor
Telecom's Rod Snodgrass is out to create a whole heap of happy mobile addicts.
Software does the heavy lifting
The cloud services industry is expected to grow by 20 per cent this year. Bill Bennett reports.
Quick on the uptake
"Banking is all about having great customer relationships, understanding customers and making good credit decisions, so naturally that's where we've focused our analytical efforts," says Sam Daish, Head of Enterprise Information at Kiwibank.
Alliance speeds service for customers
Tens of thousands of ASB Bank customers use a service integrating the bank's FastNet Business accounts with Xero online accounting.
Add another B' to the bach, boat and BMW' trophy list
New Zealand entrepreneurs have long been criticised for cashing up their businesses to settle for the good life instead of growing them to global scale.
Garden app team grows NZ's reputation
Auckland start-up is US-bound after international e-commerce contest win.
Craig Richardson: Hi tech PPPs can deliver economic growth
Craig Richardson discusses the potential for New Zealand sourced public-private partnerships in global markets.
Michael Barnett: Let's do things differently here
Innovation should be integral to business, writes Michael Barnett.
Mike Tod: Flying towards the future
Air NZ is in one of its most exciting periods of consumer engagement for decades. writes Mike Tod.
Microsoft cloud seeds next start up wave
Giant corporation's local arm is offering a hand-up for young, tech-oriented businesses, writes Bill Bennett.
Technology to set the pulse racing
Can technology bring to the healthcare sector the disruptive change and efficiencies that have transformed other industries?
Another B on the bucket list
Callaghan Innovation chief executive Mary Quin reckons more New Zealand companies should position themselves as global players from Day One.
Innovation - The rise of big data
A national-scale data hub could create a 'completely new marketplace' in New Zealand.
Brett O'Riley: Driven by a unity of purpose
Auckland needs to seize opportunities, says Brett O'Riley.
A prescription for good health
A healthcare firm has found a way to engage patients in managing their illness. Alexander Speirs reports.
Printing, but not as we know it
When first encountering a 3D printer, any sense of scepticism that an industrial revolution could be standing before you should be quickly forgiven, writes Alexander Speirs.
Tim Miles: Whenever, wherever' a new digital world
We all have to find new ways of doing business, says Tim Miles.
Potaua Biasiny-Tule: The shared journey of Maori innovation
An important feature of Maori innovation is its direct community benefit, writes Potaua Biasiny-Tule.
How to see eye to eye with colleagues
There's more to cloud computing than storing data in a warehouse on the other side of the planet, or offloading large-scale data processing tasks.
A great time to be a start up
The Icehouse CEO Andy Hamilton talks to Brierley Penn about the innovation challenge for entrepreneurs.
When does secrecy become counter productive
When trade diplomats gather in Singapore next month for the latest round of secret negotiations in the wide-ranging Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement, the issue of intellectual property will again generate heated debate on the sidelines.