Regulation stories
The Payments Association, the UK-based association, has set out seven clear conclusions to help steer the debate in the UK's future for digital currencies.
Lately, the conversation surrounding the need to regulate Artificial Intelligence (AI) has reached a fever pitch.
AvePoint appoints Max McNamara as Vice President and Managing Director of Australia and New Zealand to drive its ANZ strategy and business growth.
There is growing necessity for greater standardisation and collaboration amidst rapidly evolving cybersecurity policies and regulations.
DoxAI partners with Knowledge Preservation to deliver AI solutions that optimize regulatory controls and protect sensitive data.
Brad Gurrie, CEO of Socialsuite, tells us more about the company, its offering, where it is focused next, and how to get in touch.
Transforming a business's entire operations to ensure it remains compliant with regulations and legislations that can rapidly change can be complex.
Adyen has further advanced its digital authentication solution, with ongoing pilots realising a conversion uplift of up to 7%.
Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) naturally plays a big role as organisations need to make sure they have the right security solutions.
Customers could face higher prices as New Zealand’s only national stone fabricator drops engineered stone with more than 40 percent silica.
Commerce Commission appoints Pierre van Heerden as the Grocery Commissioner, a move to ensure fair competition in New Zealand's grocery sector.
Yat Siu, co-founder and executive chairman of Animoca Brands, appointed to Hong Kong Task Force on Promoting Web3 Development. #Blockchain #Web3.
Construction firms have until 26 June to share views on workforce, technology and sector issues in a survey cited by MBIE.
According to Adapt's survey, 65% of cyber leaders expect funding increases, while 57% claim they still don't have the necessary budget.
Severe weather, Covid and inflation are worsening New Zealand’s infrastructure, emergency readiness and cost of living, with repairs set to take years.
The success of the telecommunication sector's self-regulating approach is worth studying to see if other sectors can benefit.
A father left with 11 surgeries after a 12-metre fall will receive reparation as the council is held accountable for safety lapses at the festival.
Poor water management could worsen shortages unless New Zealand uses IoT sensors and data to track use and cut waste, Alison Mackie says.
Poor mental wellbeing is fuelling accidents on sites, prompting calls for first aiders who can spot distress and prevent injuries before they happen.
Councils could face heavier compliance costs and less say over local water services if the current reform model goes ahead, LGNZ says.