Banking stories - Page 181

Businesses should be working smarter not harder, to manage their financial processes, says MYOB GM Julian Smith.

Xero Founder says it's a struggle getting the New Zealand investment community to invest in the cloud business model.

The Kiwi accounting provider says it will create 50 new jobs in the next five years as a result of its Australian expansion plans.

Xero secures NZD $4 million from Peter Thiel to fuel its US expansion, with Thiel joining the US Advisory Board to challenge Quickbooks.

Xero has invested NZD $200,000 for a 15.9% stake in Max Solutions to fund the development of a New Zealand-specific tax lodgement system.

Facing a 585% rise in phishing and more sophisticated web threats, a new tripartite defence paradigm is key to safeguarding users online.

ANZ's COO reveals the future of banking, focusing on customer-driven innovation, secure mobile banking applications, and global tech trends.

From customer contact centres and logical access control, to cloud computing and password management, has enterprisebiometrics come of age?.

The cybercrime economy is now as large as the international drug trade and 90% of today’s cyber attacks are driven by organised crime.

In a sparkling night at Auckland's Langham Hotel, TUANZ Innovation Awards celebrated the brightest in tech, with M-Com leading.

Xero introduces Inventory Items to simplify tracking sales and purchases, addressing a highly requested feature ahead of new GST changes in New Zealand.

Symantec highlights that SMEs are prime targets for cyberattacks, urging awareness of critical vulnerabilities in security practices.

ASB pioneers a Facebook branch, offering real-time chat with staff, aiming to revolutionise customer service within social media's realm.

As the GST update looms, MYOB's new portal offers videos, tools, and a calculator to ensure your business is fully prepared and compliant.

Symantec alerts on quake scam emails exploiting Canterbury disaster; urges verifying charity links to avoid cybercriminals' traps.

Oracle has confirmed the appointment of HP's former CEO, embroiled in scandal, as its co-president and director.

Exeed's Christchurch office closes indefinitely after earthquake, urging clients to connect digitally. Staff safe, thoughts with those affected.

Vodafone NZ to stock Samsung Galaxy Tab but release date remains unclear, despite European launch. No price set as anticipation builds.

Huawei's IDEOS, an affordable Android 2.2 smartphone, set to hit NZ on Nov 1st with 2degrees, packing key features for $379.

Duke Nukem Forever resurrected by Gearbox and 2K Games, promising a 2011 release for the long-awaited title on Xbox 360, PS3, and PC.