SAP NZ, the local unit of the world's biggest business management software company, posted a 32 per cent jump in sales last year to the highest in more than a decade on growth.

More than 80 per cent of Kiwis who use the internet have experienced a cyber security breach, but only 39 per cent have then changed their online behaviour, new research shows.

If you thought that self-tracking and the collection of personal health and fitness metrics was just a fad then an announcement last week by Apple CEO Tim Cook at the annual Apple Worldwide Developers Conference might suggest otherwise.

Serko co-founder Darrin Grafton says there's a "land grab" for travel management software business.

Hotel Tonight is an app that tells you what hotels have rooms available close to you. While it sounds simple, there's far more to it.

There's a whole world of products out there, but Google and Apple are behind a lot of the ones we choose between every day. Neither company is happy about that fragmentation. They want everyone to use all of their products.

Apple's pitch to developers at its annual conference this week shows how CEO Tim Cook is ramping up efforts to keep programmers from switching loyalties to Google and others.

Computer users have been warned to take urgent action to protect themselves from a cyber virus pandemic, with up to a million computers in 12 countries infected since 2011.

The internet has made the world smaller, but sometimes it seems like our neighbours have never been further far away.

A plan to modernise the sharing of patient records nationwide between healthcare providers has passed an early check-up with an initial

A couple of years ago I talked about Judit Klein, a very clever student following the Creative Technologies course at AUT. Judit had won a scholarship to visit Apple's famed annual Worldwide Developers' Conference.

Investor demand for New Zealand software company Serko's sharemarket debut could be affected by the volatility that has hit technology stocks this year.

Internet-connected clothes, watches, glasses - Kiwis are poised to add record numbers of gadgets to their networked lives, writes Rob O'Neill

Software company Gentrack has appointed Graham Shaw and Andy Coupe as independent directors in what insiders say is a sign it is progressing towards a listing on the NZX.

One of New Zealand's fastest-growing software startups has been scooped up by technology giant Microsoft.