Idealog + Springload
A lot of tech companies will talk about the importance of having more women and treating employees fairly. But few can actually back it up like Wellington’s Springload can.
Blast from the past
Property expert Paul Keane reflects on the past of Auckland's infamous K Rd - and lessons that the rest of the country can learn.
Wish we'd thought of that
Whether it’s the Te Whare Tapa Whā health model or the ancient juice squeezer known as the tāwiri, Māori innovation has been key to Aotearoa’s development. Do you have a unique contribution to tangata whenua that you think deserves to be recognised at the 2017 New Zealand Innovation Awards in the Innovation in Māori Development category, sponsored by KPMG?
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Don't hate the player
Auckland, like many of the world’s big cities, is often pilloried in the provinces. But, while you might not live there, you’d be worse off without it, writes Professor Shaun Hendy. And if New Zealand is to prosper in the knowledge economy, we need to quit the parochialism.
Virtual realities or possibilities
VR offers more than just opportunities for developers, argues Dan West.
Development
It’s a two-day gathering of minds from the technology, government, and business sectors. The conference in Wellington will see a number of speakers and workshops held to discuss the idea of “open source”, and its application in not only just tech, but also in building social and business possibilities.
Development
Sophisticated urban living is making its way to the inner city with a new residential development that aims to bring all the right elements of Auckland's leafiest suburbs to Union Street.
Internet of things
When Google snapped up Nest recently, more than a few people wondered how it planned to put ads on a thermostat. But the acquisition shows the search giant is thinking pretty hard about the Internet of Things (IoT) and how it can get an edge on it. Smart devices require smart people to think of them
Most founders assume a business plan is their first priority, but a startup plan will help you define a lasting vision, says LendYour founder and CEO Nicolai Thomson.
