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An Australian nurse has won two awards for her digital tech startup that aims to ease the stress of people living with persistent and chronic pain.

COVID-19 has made 2020 the most stressful year for workers, who are increasingly turning to robots for support, says study.

AI adoption vital for New Zealand's economic future, says Accenture. Employee adoption remains a key barrier to scaling the technology.

Network attached storage has emerged as a viable alternative to the traditional storage mechanism in the Asia Pacific.

Resilience is key for businesses during COVID-19. The importance of digital transformation and AI in banking is highlighted in this report.

Phone and internet network usage continued sustained increases during Auckland's second lockdown, according to Vodafone NZ.

Distractions are a major barrier to productivity, with research suggesting people are distracted more than 400 times a day. Technology can help.

Global spending on artificial intelligence (AI) is set to double by 2024, reaching $110 billion, according to research firm IDC.

Every tool has a purpose, and with the latest integration users can now maximise productivity by choosing the right meeting solution for the task at hand.

Companies are leveraging digital technologies in the supply chain to create new disruptive product offerings, services and business models.

Enables Genesys Engage customers to select private or public cloud, on-premises or hybrid deployments with Genesys Cloud or third-party providers.

A wave of innovation is impacting every aspect of the legal profession, as the sector becomes more client-centred and future-focused.

The pandemic has accelerated digital transformation, with businesses investing in automation to cut costs and increase efficiency, says new research.

COVID-19 is causing a decline in worldwide banking and securities IT spending in 2020, but a rebound is expected in 2021, says Gartner.

Microsoft Inspire kicks off with major announcements across Azure, Microsoft 365, business apps, security, enablement, and sustainability.

Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, over 30% of Australian and New Zealand businesses plan to increase budgets for AI in 2020, says IDC report.

Almost all products/solutions categories are expected to witness reduced demand in 2020, as compared to the high growth projections before the outbreak.

Technology has long been feared as a job-stealer, but new tech like AI and automation can actually improve work conditions for employees.

Australians turn to chatbots and messaging apps like WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger for customer service as COVID-19 sparks an unprecedented surge in usage.

Microsoft partners with Workday to bring Workday Adaptive Planning to Azure cloud, enhancing productivity and collaboration for customers.