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Says NZ economy is in good shape amidst global headwinds, and details plans for tackling the future of work

Gartner outlines steps to address risks organisations can - and can’t - control

With the new Privacy Bill likely to be implemented in a little over six months and the Christmas break looming, it’s a good time for agencies to consider what the new Privacy Bill means for them, write Alex Chapman and Amy Ryburn of Buddle Findlay

Many CIOs will take the normal approach of cutting discretionary spending, delaying starting new projects or cutting back on recruiting. It’s time to take a contrarian view, writes Andy Rowsell-Jones of Gartner

The Privacy Commissioner has sent a clear message that he expects businesses to do more to make sure customers are aware of how their information is being collected and used. Allan Yeoman and Keri Johansson of Buddle Findlay list areas organisations need to consider as they review their privacy policies

These technical customer service experts have been handpicked for their people skills and ability to solve complex problems, says Antony Weldon, acting customer operations director.

For every phone recycled with RE:Mobile, a donation will be made to local charity Sustainable Coastlines

Co-founder Atta Elayyan had the logo and website ready, just before he died in the March 15 Christchurch terrorist attacks

A visibly emotional Thunberg, 16, said in stern remarks at the opening of the summit that the generations that have polluted the most have burdened her and her generation with the extreme impacts of climate change.

Brig Gen (Ret) Greg Touhill, former information security chief of President Obama and now Cyxtera Federal Group president, looks at the cult series from a different perspective

The clinician assesses and diagnoses the child fighting an infection in the normal way, then uses the app to pinpoint the antibiotic, dosage and length of treatment that best fits the child

The Instillery and Origin have unveiled plans to merge businesses to create a tech provider capable of challenging tier-1 incumbents in New Zealand.

Disaster recovery was once a term associated mostly with the capability to restore data center operations after a physical calamity, but today the loss of IT systems is more often associated with data corruption to include rising malware attacks.

Companies that embed Facebook's "Like" button on their websites must seek users' consent to transfer their personal data to the U.S. social network, in line with the bloc's data privacy laws, Europe's top court said on Monday.

Smart contracts are potentially one of the most useful tools associated with blockchain, and they can enable the transfer of everything from bitcoin and fiat currency to goods transported around the world. Here's what they do and why they're likely to gain traction.

‘Accelerating privacy regulation’ is now an established risk, reports Gartner

Phillip Morris International has taken a cannibalistic approach to disruption. The world's largest publicly tobacco company says that it wants to stop selling cigarettes.

We have arrived in the Dunning-Kruger of security maturity. We are aware of the risk but are choosing not to act, writes Laura Bell of SafeStack

South Korean chipmakers and Japanese chemical suppliers caught in the midst of a sudden escalation of a bilateral diplomatic dispute are scrambling to circumvent tightened export controls imposed by Tokyo, industry executives said.

Organisations underestimate the amount of cloud in use and its growth rate, reports Symantec