automation - News, Features, and Slideshows

automation in pictures

In pictures: Innovation and technology at EMEX 2014

The 2014 Engineering, Machinery and Electronics Exhibition (EMEX) is taking place in Auckland between the 27th and 29th of May 2014. EMEX, which has been around since 1980, is built around the principle of showcasing engineering innovation to NZ businesses and the world. The show, which is taking place at the ASB Showgrounds in Auckland has businesses, covering everything from software, computerisation and automation, to environment and waste management, exhibiting their products and solutions, besides a seminar schedule that covers all three days.

In pictures: Innovation and technology at EMEX 2014
In Pictures: Google's self driving car

Google's sensors avoid trouble, even when other drivers try to distract the cars

In Pictures: Google's self driving car
In Pictures: Careers that are being automated into oblivion

You might think you're familiar with the steady march of automation. But the list of jobs that are being disrupted by technological change may surprise you.

In Pictures: Careers that are being automated into oblivion

News about automation

ISVs join forces in channel automation play

By James Henderson | 13 February, 2019 05:00

Three ISVs have joined forces to create Channel Collective, targeting value-added resellers, service providers, vendors and distributors.
Most Kiwi staff see AI as a threat rather than an opportunity: survey

By Divina Paredes | 14 January, 2019 06:30

This highlights the challenge for organisations to help employees better understand these technologies and their potential real-world impact.
Oracle apps make blockchain easier, but consortium challenges remain

By George Nott | 29 October, 2018 00:38

"Blockchain in supply chain is a technology looking for a use case. I think the apps are Oracle’s attempt to create that use case."
Quanton adds UiPath to its robotics process automation lineup

By Rob O'Neill | 09 October, 2018 09:32

Quanton said the addition of UiPath will provide wider choice for Kiwi enterprises at a time when demand for RPA is growing fast.
Dimension Data strikes Kiwi alliance with Seattle-based automation software vendor

By James Henderson | 07 June, 2018 07:00

Dimension Data has partnered with Seattle-based Chef Software to provide automation solutions to customers in New Zealand, delivered through hybrid cloud environments.