Access to ultrafast broadband could add $163 billion to GDP over the next decade as the high-speed network enables new digital services and uptake increases.

The flexible working argument has raised it's ugly head again in recent weeks with the government demanding their workforce all return to the office fulltime. Our member meetup this week delved into the pros and cons of this decision.

Another week, another tech vendor-sponsored report pointing to the huge productivity gains we’ll enjoy as a nation if we only improved our “digital maturity” and employed more artificial intelligence.

By embracing innovation, up-skilling our workforce and implementing targeted policy interventions, New Zealand can chart a path towards a more productive and prosperous future for all.

Using tech to make us more efficient has great benefits, but making tech to sell to the world is the real key to becoming more productive

New Zealand employers expect their organisations’ productivity to increase by half with the adoption of artificial intelligence to take care of mundane tasks, and they are willing to pay a premium for staff who can harness AI tools.