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CompTIA is ramping up its efforts to get girls into technology, with a new awareness campaign to make technology what it calls more gender-inclusive.

Dressed in the colours of the country’s most successful team, the All Blacks, Microsoft Technical Evangelist James Whittaker sat in awe of New Zealand.

The largest IT conference in the country, TechEd New Zealand, is back - returning for the 19th year in Auckland.

Microsoft New Zealand is hosting a free partner gathering in Auckland’s SKYCITY theatre on Tuesday September 9, designed to strengthen partner relationships across the country.

The screeds of data in the world can be made more exciting and less complex, according to world-renowned data artist Jer Thorp.

Microsoft's announces Keynote speakers for their annual technology conference in Auckland.

The build-up begins for New Zealand's biggest technology event.

Tech.Ed’s ‘The Hub’ is the conference’s central exhibition hall. If you didn’t get a chance to make it down to Tech Ed this year, or maybe you did but were too busy flitting between sessions, here’s what you missed:

TradeMe has used its second Tech.Ed presentation to launch TradeMe Labs, a platform for innovative kiwi developers who are keen to showcase their skills.

Fairfax to use proceeds to increase dividends and repay debts.

Highlights from Microsoft conference's central meeting place.

The theme was superheroes, with ‘tickets’ to the event coming in the form of red capes for attendees to wear.

ICT Minister says government laying platform for industry to flourish.

Four groups of New Zealand University students have shown off their entries to the Imagine Cup.

Microsoft reps Jeff Johnson and Patrick Hevesi have thrown down the gauntlet to Apple at Tech.Ed.

Much of the talk around Tech.Ed has been the evolution of cloud computing from a buzzword to an industry standard.

New Zealand's top trading website on the lookout for staff at Tech.Ed.

"The apps that are running in 2015, we need to be writing today,” Judah says.

We preview the keynote speakers and various technical 'tracks' on offer at Microsoft's annual conference.

Former All Black captain and top Microsoft boss among speakers at Tech.Ed.

Based on reports from Tech-Ed North America, Microsoft is likely to make a big cloud computing push at the Kiwi version of the conference.

Microsoft keeps delegate ticket prices the same as last year for its SkyCity-based tech festival.

Choose your own agenda for the sell-out event with the Tech.Ed session builder.

Microsoft details the entertainment for what it promises will be the "IT party of the year".