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Breast imaging company Volpara Health Technologies sees 45% YoY growth in recurring revenue, driven by its cloud-based breast imaging analytics platform.

The program process includes pitching ideas to a team of investors and 12 week course where participants develop their minimum viable product (MVP).

CloudHealth introduced the platform as a tool that enterprises can use to gain integrated analysis across cost, usage and performance in the data cent.

Applications to Vodafone xone open today, a six-month programme featuring $25,000 seed funding, access to technology and mentoring.

Xone is a start-up accelerator and innovation lab, where Vodafone partners with start-ups at all stages to find new and exciting technologies.

Facial recognition technology could remove the need for paper-driven and time-consuming processes, and shorten the entire sales cycle.

The NZ Awards attracted more than 700 entrepreneurs, innovators, businesspeople and investors at the Sky City Convention Centre last night.

Hills COO David Lenz will take over the CEO role from Grant Logan this week, as the distie moves from 'back to basics' to 'back to growth'.

Two Aussie tech companies have won glory at the global Talent Unleashed awards, with a $1 million startup fund also launched on the back of the awards.

Hills has seen its NPAT return to black in the second half of FY16 as the distributor continues to transform its business.

Microsoft Trusted Public Cloud services has been chosen by the Ministry of Health to advance New Zealand's electronic health service systems.

Start ups focused on health technologies are being asked to put their hands up for support bringing their innovations to market.

Australian health tech innovator Alcidion lists on the ASX with a market cap of AUD $33.76 million, aiming for growth in the US under Obamacare.

Gartner is predicting global IT spend across all verticals to decline this year, but there are still growth technologies within each vertical.

Hills has warned a $94 million write-down of goodwill and assets will see the company log a net loss of around $86 million for FY15.

Hills faces financial turbulence amid widespread project delays and lower Gov spending, downgrading its second half earnings forecast.

New Zealand is experiencing a technology boom like never before. The only thing holding it back is talent and it is looking to Australia for help.

Stephan Coetzee appointed as General Manager - Customer Development of Vivid Solutions, New Zealand's top provider of video conferencing for health industry.

Technology solutions provider says HP Converged Cloud will reduce costs and speed delivery time across the company.

Bill establishing new high-tech HQ for manufacturing and services firms passes third and final reading in Parliament.