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Deloitte’s 2023 Global Technology Leadership Study surveyed and interviewed more than 1,000 technology leaders from around the world to understand the skills and capabilities needed to become transformational tech leaders.

Does it look like sending a selfie in the family group chat? video calling grandchildren? sharing thoughts on the community page? reconnecting with old friends online? transferring money between accounts or is it being able to pay the power bill online? Hear from The Office for Seniors to see what Digital Inclusion looks like.

A new online community devoted to supporting New Zealand initiatives in the Web3 space has attracted hundreds of members and has big plans to help foster innovation in one of the fastest-growing areas of tech.

An increasing number of New Zealand-based companies choosing to list on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) as their sole listing, rather than dual-listing with the New Zealand Exchange (NZX). The ASX has seen a 30% increase in sole listings from New Zealand companies over the past year.

Deloitte’s 14th annual Tech Trends report explores the impact of emerging technologies on groundbreaking innovations and foundational business areas. Stories of pioneering organizations show what’s happening now, describe what’s new, and project what could be coming next. Read the report and register to hear directly from Deloitte’s Chief Futurist, Mike Bechtel.

Digital Boost has some exciting developments in the works! Digital Boost’s newest Checkable tool on the Educate Platform has undergone some major updates to help businesses maximise their online presence.

Three key reasons why New Zealand technology companies should learn more about Southeast Asia as a destination for business expansion.

2023 is looking like it will be the year of margin pressure for many organisations. Normalising from the pandemic years, optimising costs will be a focus for enterprise as market conditions continue to prove challenging across the globe. Fortunately, the year is 2023, and there are many technology solutions that can assist with these challenges.

Climate change is real, and hurricane Gabrielle is a foretaste of things to come. There is no quick fix for climate change, so New Zealanders need to adapt to changes in weather patterns that have already begun.    Thankfully, a growing number of entrepreneurs and established businesses are seeking to address climate change through innovative mitigation and adaptation efforts. 

With our similar cultures and geographical closeness, it makes sense that Australia is often the first place that Kiwi businesses look to when they want to start exporting. But unlike New Zealand, where relationship-based selling is often a main source of new business leads, you’ll need to have a sound digital strategy from the outset if you want to build a profile and sell at scale across the Tasman. 

In 2021, the National AIDS Council in Zimbabwe launched a pilot program to test the effectiveness of TruScreen Group's (ASX: TRU) mobile cervical-cancer screening device. The program has since tested more than 10,000 women, largely in remote villages.

Online translation leader a beacon of Kiwi ingenuity. Ever since the company started, translation business Straker has been challenging notions of the way technology can be used to facilitate language services.