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“Investing in cutting edge science that could have a global application is one of the best ways a country like New Zealand can contribute to the battle against climate change,” says the minister for government digital services and research, science, and innovation, at the launch of TechWeek
Techweek 2019: Minister Megan Woods highlights technology to tackle climate change and other ‘wicked problems’
The whole of government contract enables all government agencies in New Zealand to procure cloud solutions and services from SAP under standardised terms.
SAP signs cloud framework agreement with NZ government
Dr Jordan Nguyen, futurist and inventor, talks about his work as an ‘engineer for humanity’
How AI is reshaping tech for good initiatives
Partners with Deloitte to achieve 28-day implementation
Kāpura hospitality group goes live with the world’s fastest implementation of SAP S/4HANA cloud
Machine learning uses algorithms to turn a data set into a predictive model. Which algorithm works best depends on the problem
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Rākau Tautoko works with communities across Auckland, but its contribution to public welfare is being felt by other social enterprises and not-for-profits across the globe
Small Kiwi organisation helps steer a corporate tool to benefit community workers
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Techweek 2019: Minister Megan Woods highlights technology to tackle climate change and other ‘wicked problems’
Why it's time for a new digital leadership style
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HPE to buy Cray, offer HPC as a service
Vocus slams ComCom mobile review; others are happy
Hack Tairāwhiti, the national hackathon for Maori entrepreneurs, expands reach
Omega lambs and fitbit cows: New Zealand responds to alternative protein threat
Sudima Hotel Group deploys Infor hospitality management software
SAP signs cloud framework agreement with NZ government
Retail chiefs dismiss AI job threat, promise more training
French president Emmanuel Macron takes aim at US in push for fairer tech industry
These are the top skill sets for a successful blockchain team
NZ Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, French President Emmanuel Macron and tech leaders pledge to eliminate violent extremist content online
Former US gov’t CISO Gregory Touhill: Leading through the cluttered, complex cybersecurity landscape
Trump order clears way for barring Huawei from US telecommunications networks
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