Everyone’s talking about SASE. Few understand what it really takes SASE unifies networking and security via cloud-based identity-led architecture, yet many firms struggle due to design flaws, not technology, in hybrid work's new era. 
© 2026 ITBrief Fri, 21 Nov 9:35pm
AI blindness is costing your business: How to build trust in the data powering AI Many businesses overlook 'AI blindness', risking costly errors by trusting flawed data rather than ensuring a solid, trustworthy AI foundation. 
© 2026 ITBrief Fri, 21 Nov 9:25pm
Using Flash Storage to Unlock Insights from Unstructured Data Flash storage's speed and scalability enable industries to transform vast unstructured data into real-time, actionable insights critical for AI and automation. 
© 2026 ITBrief Fri, 21 Nov 9:15pm
AI, unstructured data & risk-driven security to shape 2026 Enterprises in 2026 must master unstructured data and adopt risk-driven cybersecurity to gain an edge amid AI-driven digital transformation and rising threats. 
© 2026 ITBrief Fri, 21 Nov 9:05pm
New low price! Turn complicated ideas into clean visuals with Visio Pro 2024 TL;DR: Microsoft Visio Professional 2024 is now $39.97 ($579.99 MSRP), and gives you a lifetime license to build clear diagrams, charts, and workflows that make information easier to understand.
Most projects fall apart because the information is unclear. A workflow gets messy, a process becomes too long to explain, or a team keeps... 
© 2026 PC World Fri, 21 Nov 9:05pm
Rams' brains to help research into head blows Rams, which frequently butt heads, will provide Auckland University's centre for brain research a model population to study. 
© 2026 RadioNZ Fri, 21 Nov 7:45pm
Salesforce debuts Agentforce Commerce for AI-driven retail sales Salesforce launches Agentforce Commerce, a platform enabling retailers to sell via AI-driven channels like ChatGPT, boosting engagement and orders globally. 
© 2026 ITBrief Fri, 21 Nov 7:25pm
Air NZ cabin crew to strike in December Crew say they are unhappy with the airline's latest offer. 
© 2026 RadioNZ Fri, 21 Nov 7:25pm
Man charged after baby found with serious injuries in Hutt Valley A man has been arrested and charged after a baby was found with serious, unexplained injuries in the Hutt Valley. 
© 2026 Stuff.co.nz Fri, 21 Nov 7:25pm
|
|
 |

Cloudera enhances data access, automation & governance for AI Cloudera's new platform update integrates AI automation and unified governance to enhance data access and support hybrid, multi-cloud enterprise environments. 
© 2026 ITBrief Fri, 21 Nov 9:35pm
Car crashes into home in Hamilton One person was injured. 
© 2026 RadioNZ Fri, 21 Nov 9:25pm
Barracuda’s frontline predictions 2026: The battle for reality and control in a world of agentic AI Barracuda predicts agentic AI will transform cybersecurity in 2026, highlighting risks like polymorphic malware and API misuse needing strict AI-focused protections. 
© 2026 ITBrief Fri, 21 Nov 9:15pm
Watch: Chadwick Boseman posthumously honoured with Hollywood star The late actor, who passed away in 2020 after a private battle with cancer, was celebrated for his role as Marvel’s Black Panther. 
© 2026 BBCWorld Fri, 21 Nov 9:05pm
How to unlock customer data success this Black Friday This Black Friday, retailers are set to leverage AI and unified customer data to transform seasonal sales spikes into year-round competitive advantages. 
© 2026 ITBrief Fri, 21 Nov 9:05pm
Rob Roy director says being working class was 'big bonus' in Hollywood A new documentary puts the Broxburn-born filmmaker in front of the camera. 
© 2026 BBCWorld Fri, 21 Nov 8:35pm
The tech shifts that will reshape logistics in 2026 In 2026, logistics will pivot towards proven robotics, practical AI, cloud resilience, and enhanced visibility to tackle rising complexity and costs. 
© 2026 ITBrief Fri, 21 Nov 8:05pm
Contact centre agent burnout costs top AUD $20 million yearly Contact centre agent burnout costs Australian firms over AUD $20 million annually, driven by high turnover and costly operational challenges. 
© 2026 ITBrief Fri, 21 Nov 7:25pm
Recreational fishers oppose Hauraki Gulf fishing reforms, Shane Jones says 'it's a bit late' But Fisheries Minister Shane Jones says their leaders signed up to the policy, "so it's a bit late for them to cry now". 
© 2026 RadioNZ Fri, 21 Nov 7:25pm
|
|