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Rivals brace as Microsoft's LinkedIn buy raises stakes in social network integration, questioning the future harmony of tech's biggest players.

Microsoft has agreed to acquire LinkedIn for $26.2bn in a deal seen as a move to defend against the arrival of Facebook at Work.

Two lawyers in the Hawke's Bay are using technologies and innovative thinking to attract business and transform the legal landscape.

Your data is for sale. It's something we've all known for a while now but $26.2 billion later the conversation has been reignited.

Apple unveils 'Home' app at WWDC, sidestepping Echo rivalry but strengthening its smart home strategy by centralising control.

Peter Dunne addressed the concept disruptive tech at GOVIS, showing how Government and citizens will benefit by embracing it.

Heyrex, the Fitbit for pets, is revolutionizing animal healthcare by remotely collecting data on pets' behavior.

What’s old is new again. Judging from our ramping volume of client inquiry, DAM is undergoing a bit of a renaissance, albeit a quiet one.

Northland businesses will benefit from high-tech, commercial 3D printing thanks to an entrepreneurial NorthTec student and Northland Inc.

The new self-driving cars will be good for road safety, but will hurt the vehicle insurance industry, cutting US$20 billion from insurance premiums.

In a world where banks to pharma firms are dubbing themselves tech companies, critics argue it's mere corporate rhetoric without real transformation.

We recently announced an integration with Wells Fargo, a bank serving more than three million small businesses and one in three households in the USA.

As cloud renewals approach, companies are urged to scrutinise Microsoft's From SA offer for Office 365, potentially cutting costs significantly.

If you were asked which innovation capabilities contributed the most to digital performance, what would you say?.

LiveU has announced that it has secured further stakes in New Zealand's broadcasting and news industry as demand for its live video services grows.

Having attended a conference in Las Vegas, we've been pondering the fundamental forces at work in marketing tech - here are the four most prominent.

Over 117 million LinkedIn members' emails and passwords are up for sale, possibly from a 2012 breach. Password reset required.

A panel has highlighted the dangers facing retailers about ineffective management of data and its damaging effects on customer trust & confidence.

Childhood obesity is the focus of new Kiwi trampoline innovation designed to get children more active through fun games.

Over the last few weeks, there have been several items in the news that mark an increasing trend about data ownership and usage.