
Making AI your business’ superpower: How One NZ is rewiring work, products and customer service
One NZ is scaling AI across operations, targeting $5 per $1 spent.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
Many devices beyond phones rely on 3G. 2degrees' shutdown already underway.
Many devices beyond phones rely on 3G.
One NZ now runs 31 AI agents beside staff, from billing to network control.
One NZ said it took its responsibilities under the 111 Contact Code seriously.
The firm sees renewable energy and tech markets converging.
Forsyth Barr says Spark's share price is well above that of overseas telco peers.
Event aims to boost diversity in a high-paying industry.
The mobile network closures will affect more devices than you think. The clock is ticking.
It follows two earlier tower fires near Wānaka that disrupted mobile networks.
'We don’t back any behaviour that puts people’s safety at risk,' One NZ said.
The telco's CEO is talking up some big corporate wins.
Spark confirmed a damaged cabinet left one of its nearby sites offline.
New Zealand is the first country worldwide to launch this outage service.
One NZ will be carrying out a full investigation into the outage, a spokesperson said.
Direct to Cell service reaches 40% of the country not covered by land-based networks.
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Many devices beyond phones rely on 3G.
The NZSA says past changes make a fee more palatable but clearer disclosure's needed.
Most NZers distrust AI, fearing job losses and unfair decisions.
One NZ's Satellite TXT uses Starlink to cover 40% of NZ without cellular networks.
A US research society has awarded NZ a 'zombie resilience' endorsement.
A telco user group also warns the move could cause a return to paying per text message.
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Herald reporter Michael Burgess joins 300 Warriors fans on an Air NZ charter flight direct to Las Vegas, ahead of the NRL season opener.
Some are rating the beaten-down stock a buy.
Post-fibre build restructure sees 30 layoffs, likely more to come.
Will anyone on the exec team walk the plank?