University of Auckland: NZ business in the face of terror
The latest series of international "shocks" - the truck attack in Nice, the mall shootings in Munich, an attempted coup in Turkey
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University of Auckland: Where the former Mediaworks boss went wrong
Research published by the Harvard Business Review shows 50% and 70% of organisations fail to successfully manage change.
University of Auckland: Power to, and from, the people
The next disaster for your brand may be just around the corner - because disaster is just a few keystrokes away, says Dr Bodo Lang
University of Auckland: Fail first and fast to succeed
More New Zealand businesses need to use the "fast-fail" strategy when they start up, as Transfercar chief executive Brian Karlson
'An absolute balls up'
Auckland University business students sent home from an exam about quality assurance after it emerged the wrong exam paper had been printed out.
University of Auckland: Dairy industry needs to 'pay back' tourism
The dairy industry needs to pay back the tourism industry by adopting leading sustainability practices on the farm, according to University of Auckland Business School senior lecturer Dr Mike Lee.
University of Auckland: Plans for recovery if terrorism hits NZ
The Brussels bombings, killing 32 and injuring over 300, is a reminder of the sort of...
Uni land 'ideal' for affordable housing
Hundreds of new homes could be developed on an 11.9ha piece of land in Auckland being sold by a university.
University of Auckland: Universities' future uncertain without change
New Zealand universities and business schools have a maximum of five years to re-invent...
Artificial limb project gets Govt approval
Auckland University's Bionic Joint project has been recognised by Europe's largest applied research institution and is set to receive funding from Germany's Fraunhofer Society.
University of Auckland:Quake-resisting buildings invented
Buildings in earthquake-prone New Zealand will be safer, thanks to award-winning technology developed at the University of Auckland.
University of Auckland: Bankruptcies loom unless meat firms 'grow the pie'
Collaboration is needed to save the meat industry from bankruptcies after the buyout of Silver Fern Farms, says University of Auckland Professor Tava Olsen.
University of Auckland: Success matter of attitude, not just degree
Just how important is a degree? Ian Taylor, director of executive search and advisory firm Sheffield and University of Auckland alumnus, says it is not just the degree but attitude that is important to modern employers.
University of Auckland: NZ companies learning survival of the fastest
New Zealand companies can learn lessons from those using agility, speed and adaptability to penetrate international markets and out-manoeuvre bigger, slower, overseas organisations.
University of Auckland: 'Wine Grenade' may have explosive effect on industry
A year on from winning the University of Auckland's Dragon's Den-style business competition, a wine industry start-up's "grenade"...
University of Auckland: When digital is part of your DNA
In the latest of a series of interviews with University of Auckland Business School alumni, Duncan Shand, managing director of digital agency Young & Shand, talks about the need for all businesses to be digitally dynamic.
University of Auckland: New school to fuel NZ technology industry
The first students at a new school to help fuel New Zealand's push to be a powerful player in the digital revolution will take their places on November 9.
Burger bar finalist in entrepreneurs' challenge
Along with Tuatara Brewing and clothing label I Love Ugly, Burger Burger is one of seven finalists.
Engineers get first look at new digs
Auckland University today released an image of its planned $281.9 million engineering faculty building.
Lecturer juggles work and passion
A lecturer who's a self-confessed circus aficionado has more than a few tricks up his sleeve when it comes to keeping students from nodding off.
Uni staff meetings with plenty of spin
Back-to-back meetings throughout the week can often mean no time to exercise for those in the corporate world.
Small Business: Family succession - Deb Shepherd
This week we interview a handful of small business owners about how they manage family succession.
Architects vie for top awards
Auckland projects including a Titirangi art gallery and a Manukau campus building have been short-listed for architecture awards.
How to wipe yourself off the internet
A New Zealand researcher has developed software that could help people wipe all traces of themselves off the internet.
New technology could cut energy costs significantly
Cutting-edge thermal technology mixed with building materials could save Kiwi home owners on energy costs by up to 16 per cent each day, new research has found.