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Expect continued growth over the next few years, but spending patterns will shift

‘Kiwi firms must act now like a digital native by investing beyond 3rd platform technologies’

Technology evolves at a breakneck pace. But some of the most in-demand skills remain timeless.

“Adaptability remains the prime trait of interest, and a key determinant of success for both the individual and organisation alike,” reports Nathan Bryant-Taukiri of Potentia.

Product was developed in collaboration with Te Papa Museum and Callaghan Innovation

Microsoft has positioned artificial intelligence as being as important as Windows, Office and Cloud. Here's why.

As artificial intelligence continues to make inroads in the workplace, the managerial reporting lines can get a bit murky.