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New Zealand organisations are pushing ahead with artificial intelligence projects despite weaknesses in data readiness Research cited by the data integration specialist found 65 per cent of local organisations are already running active AI initiatives
Australian accounting app Sole will launch in New Zealand in mid-November, targeting a market where more than 73% of businesses have no employees.
Organisations across Australia and New Zealand (ANZ) are accelerating artificial intelligence (AI) adoption, integrating intelligent technologies into business operations, predictive analytics, and decision-making. However, growing AI investment does not automatically translate into measurable business value.
AUCKLAND, New Zealand, 19 October 2026 – New Zealand’s fractional leadership market has grown 90% since April 2025, according to The Fractional Directory’s APAC Fractional Leadership Report 2026. Fractional leaders are more likely to build products and grow companies, and many have worked across several industries. The group is emerging as a key cost saving…
The National Cyber Security Centre has warned New Zealand business and organisational leaders to prepare for cyber threats reshaped by artificial intelligence, alongside the release of its annual Cyber Threat Report.
New Zealand’s cyber security agency said China was the country’s most persistent and capable state-backed cyber threat, as foreign actors targeted government agencies and organizations in sectors including health, education and information technology.
The firm joins the association as a part of Abacus One, a membership category for solo practitioners who want to grow exponentially.
iSANZ has announced the finalists for the 2026 iSANZ Awards, which recognise organisations, teams and individuals in cybersecurity and cyber resilience across New Zealand.
The platform identifies five priority areas for action: fuel and supply chain resilience, infrastructure, safer roads, workforce development, and lower-emission freight.