Supermarkets stories - Page 2

IBM has launched a new market category, environmental intelligence, bringing together climate science and business operations.

IBM launches environmental intelligence software leveraging AI to help businesses respond to weather and climate risks.

Schools are offline and more than 100 North Island kindergartens have reverted to pen and paper due to a major international ransomware hit.

New Zealand small businesses to benefit from Government-funded Digital Boost skills training and support initiative.

Only 10% of companies have a customer-centric supply chain that is resilient, according to a report by Accenture.

Spark launches 5G in Palmerston North, making it the first city in New Zealand with 5G on both mobile and wireless broadband. Four more locations to follow.

Aussie & Kiwi retailers must enhance data analytics & IoT to thrive in the eCom era, as suggested by McKinsey research.

During New Zealand's level 4 lockdown, .nz domain websites saw record traffic due to increased online activity as citizens worked and learned from home.

From house brand to industry innovator, 3SIXT's AUD $250 million success stems from diverse electronics, sustainability, and cutting-edge battery tech.

Despite a push for card-only transactions amid COVID-19, a MYOB study reveals that over half of New Zealanders still carry cash, posing a significant challenge.

Manufacturing disruption, closed borders, remote working and learning, economic downturn - it might pay to get that purchase in now.

New 'Foodprint' app aims to slash food waste in Auckland, partnering with local eateries to offer half-price meals.

Six industry experts explain how they - and other tech organisations - can positively contribute to the wellbeing of our earth.

If you've happened to wander into a Pak'nSAVE across the lower North Island, you may have walked into an entirely new way to do your grocery shopping.

Infor will be supplying Drakes with end-to-end systems to replace its legacy retail software and support its new wholesale venture.

New World Island Bay trials GPS-enabled trolleys, aiming to enhance shopping experiences by tracking how and where customers shop. Data remains anonymous.

Lenovo and Scale Computing have released the new prodcuct with the goal to replace 'expensive' on-premise infrastructure.

Convenience culture thrives yet poses risks to joy, work ethics and tips scales from experience to expedience.

From personal privacy to online scams, it seems almost every IT security-related issue now has its very own awareness week.

This includes implementing in-store technologies such as self-checkout counters, scan and pay mobile applications and unmanned stores.