Supermarkets stories
New World Island Bay trials GPS-enabled trolleys, aiming to enhance shopping experiences by tracking how and where customers shop. Data remains anonymous.
A group of citizen scientists are planting tracking devices in electric vans and cars to measure their performance every minute of the day.
Christchurch will be the first city in the Southern Hemisphere to put a 100% electric residential waste collection truck into service...
Judith Collins announces $3 million funding for 15 projects to increase charging facilities for electric vehicles in New Zealand.
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.
Lenovo and Scale Computing have released the new prodcuct with the goal to replace 'expensive' on-premise infrastructure.
British businesses are harnessing just 58% of data's potential, losing out on GBP £52 billion in GDP gains. What's holding them back, and how can they improve?.
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.
AR and VR technologies are reshaping the retail landscape by improving customer experience both in-store and online.
Millennials continue to drive contactless payments, with almost 9 in 10 people aged 25 to 34 using contactless technology.
Many employees in major industries like retail, farming, and transport seldom have their own PC or even a company email address, but they do all have.
The iPhone revolutionised more than just calls. Veeam's Shaun McLagan explores its profound impact on hyperconnectivity and the Always-On world.
New Zealand's telecoms industry is the most complained about sector, according to a report by the Commerce Commission.
Software engineer creates app to feed the hungry in Africa, connecting supermarkets to NGOs and low-income earners.
IoT's rising dominance in everyday tech offers businesses fresh ways to engage, personalise experiences, and secure customer loyalty.
Reports have surfaced that Apple Pay is making its way to NZ, to be launched as early as October. However, it might only be a selective rollout.
Intelligent software and cloud services are really where the rubber hits the road. That is what makes these IoT devices valuable to business.
