NATO stories - Page 25

Good Bitches Baking, a New Zealand organization, spreads happiness by baking cakes for those in need. Their idea is catching on and growing rapidly.

When it comes to employer obligations and paying staff, it sometimes feels easier tearing your hair out (even harder if you don’t actually have hair).

Digital signage is helping patients at a United States healthcare facility on their road to recovery and helping staff avoid burnout.

In a stark warning, Trend Micro's report reveals cyber threats are surging, with 2015's attacks outsmarting traditional security.

The edge isn’t always a physical place anymore as much as a set of activities... it’s where the user interfaces and interacts with an application.

Netguide’s Darren Price takes a look at a couple of indoor and outdoor networked cameras from D-Link's Vigilance range.

The Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) roadshow is soon to go on tour to outline the future of IT to Kiwi customers and partners for 2016 and beyond.

Get school-ready with tips from the Ministry of Education, covering everything from second-hand uniforms to walking buses.

The e-learning market is growing rapidly, with more Massive Open Online Courses as well as commercial online courses available around the world.

Summer holidays needn’t halt learning; informal family activities, from cooking to creating art, can provide mental and physical stimulation for children.

On November 9 2015, Ericsson and Cisco announced a Global Strategic Partnership to provide end-to-end CSP product and service offerings.

New reports sound the alarm: Up to 35% of UK, 47% of US jobs at risk as AI advances could widen wealth gaps, leaving many struggling.

Sound bars offer a solution to lacking audio in many TVs these days, so how does LG's LAS750M sound bar stack up?.

Epson (yes that Printer manufacturer) have taken a leap in creating their own version with full Augmented Reality (AR) coverage.

Eastern Institute of Technology's School of Computing out-performed all other institutes of technology at CITRENZ’s award ceremony .

The recently leaked Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement shows the corporate seizure of copyright & pharmaceutical protection.

Engender Technologies is using laser photonics to sort bull semen by sex, helping dairy farmers increase their income.

Beginning on 28 September, CENZ15 has been designed to help educators broaden their approach to professional learning.

Technology law firm Simmonds Stewart has published two new seed investment documents to help New Zealand startups.

Overall a great product which I could see being very successful in Australian and New Zealand small and medium businesses.