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NZ software boss says offshore legacy company's $107m win was 'strange'.
Gentrack back in black after surviving UK energy sector slump
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Hamilton tech business wins contract with NZ Navy
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Kiwi start-up and HR firm join forces in bid to shake up banking bigwigs
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TradeWindow’s annual loss narrows while revenue jumps
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Xero full-year result: Analyst says earnings will surprise
Waiting for the other boot to drop.
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TradeWindow boss willing to take haircut after raise ‘falls well short’
Forsyth Barr highlights cash burn. Firm still hopeful it will attract new investment.
Boom time: Former Duolingo, Xero leaders join NZ music learning software firm
Pandemic boom as music lovers stayed home and pursued dreams of learning new instruments.
Serko lifts revenue guidance after strong Dec-Jan trading
Software company Serko has upgraded its revenue forecast.
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'The internet's on fire' as techs race to fix software flaw
Microsoft said it had issued a software update for Minecraft users.
Small Business: Mission Ready a educational Institute to help career shift
Management trainee and an accountant come together to start a tech company, Mission Ready.
Eek, Robot: Elon Musk unveils 'Tesla Bot'
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Plexure chairman talks up $125m merger deal
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EY Entrepreneur of the Year finalists named
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Dental practice in the capital targeted by hackers
Privacy may have been breached at a dental practice after hackers hit its email server.
Tech-savvy Kiwis use code scripts to snap up MIQ spots before others
Kiwis are using computer programming code to effectively lock other out of MIQ.
Scale, details of massive ransomware attack on NZ schools emerge
St Peter's College and 10 other schools were hit by a worldwide cyber attack.
Global ransomware attack leaves companies scrambling
"No other ransomware campaign comes even close in terms of impact."
Waikato DHB won't face fines over info leaked after cyber attack
Some patient information was published on the dark web after the ransomware attack in May.
ID scanning systems could become common place at Wellington clubs
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The Patronscan technology is increasingly common overseas and in Australia.
The smart tech employed by Foodstuffs to free up 9000 hours of staff time
New Zealand's largest grocery retailer is turning to tech to drive efficiency.
Two Kiwi knights lock horns over America's Cup graphics
A battle is brewing between two Kiwis over the rights to lucrative yachting graphics.
Safe secrets: How to safeguard Kiwi inventions
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