Items filtered by date: December 2014

Ten leading businesses are backing a new diagnostic study of New Zealand’s entire plastic packaging system. The work will identify key challenges and interventions for the adoption of a circular economy approach to plastics.

TruRating, who are live in New Zealand, are customer experience experts specializing in point-of-sale customer feedback solutions, and Datacap Systems, the leading integrated payments middleware provider, announced today that TruRating will be launched on Datacap’s point-of-sale platform in Q3 2018.

Peripatetic epicurean Peter Martin finds temptation irresistible at Bad Ischl spa

European Finance Newspaper cites sector as posing bigger threat than fossil fuels

The pipes under our cities towns and homes deliver not just drinking water they also take away our waste reports Laura Dooney, Local Government Reporter RadioNZ.

Commercial forest harvests are expected to peak over the next 10 years.

Everybody expects voice tech and virtual assistants like Google Assistant, Alexa and Cortana to make a big splash in the enterprise. Here's what to expect reports Mike Elgan CIO New Zealand.

A pair of family-run Hawke's Bay businesses will be bidding for international attention following big wins at the annual ExportNZ Hawke's Bay ASB Exporter of the Year awards.Woodcut Tools and Rocket-it-Board

The war of tariffs kicked off by the Trump administration’s imposition of aluminium and steel duties earlier this year has put the squeeze on Canadian microbreweries, leading some to cut production for lack of aluminium beer cans.

Emirates is celebrating 15 years of successful operations to Auckland.