Global software industry thought leaders, Geraldine McBride and Mark Cameron, are collaborating on new paradigm – cloud-based mobile social commerce marketplace.
Co-founders McBride and Cameron claim their start-up, MyWave, will revolutionise online commerce by putting the customer at the centre of everything, and giving the customer complete control over data that is stored securely on them. Read more »
George Adams, the departing MD, of Coca-Cola Amatil, won the Leader of the Year award at this week’s NZ Workplace Health & Safety Awards 2013. Read more »
Leading reputation management consultant Noke Kiroyan says it is “perfectly possible although not always easy” to run business in Indonesia without resorting to corrupt behaviour.
He has issued call to New Zealand companies to engage more fully with the fast-growing Indonesian economy – market that Prime Minister John Key identifies, alongside China and India, as one of the “big three” economies vital for New Zealand’s future growth. Read more »
Last week’s World Class New Zealand Awards and the World Class Inspire forums organised by the Kea global network demonstrated the scale-up Kea has achieved over the past 12 months.
The calibre of high-powered Kiwi speakers and award-winners from around the globe was as high as ever but the international buzz around the Kea network that’s making its mark wherever high performing expats are located, is palpable. Read more »
The latest Productivity Propelled report, commissioned by 2degrees and prepared by Deloitte Access Economics, provides one of the first New Zealand-specific datasets linking AI adoption to firm-level productivity.
The Australia-New Zealand Closer Economic Relations agreement remains one of the most successful trade agreements in the world, but its next phase will look very different, according to a recent NZIER Insight.
Global software industry thought leaders, Geraldine McBride and Mark Cameron, are collaborating on new paradigm – cloud-based mobile social commerce marketplace.
Leading reputation management consultant Noke Kiroyan says it is “perfectly possible although not always easy” to run business in Indonesia without resorting to corrupt behaviour.
Last week’s World Class New Zealand Awards and the World Class Inspire forums organised by the Kea global network demonstrated the scale-up Kea has achieved over the past 12 months.
