The New Zealand Tech Alliance is a group of independent technology associations from across New Zealand that work together to ensure a strong voice for technology.
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Facial Recognition and CCTV Integration in Retail Security
November 26 @ 12:00 pm - November 26 @ 1:00 pm
Online
We’re excited to invite you to a panel discussion exploring the future of facial recognition technology in retail security. This session will ...
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AI Blueprint lunchtime webinar series: Agriculture, Environment and Health (Session 1)
November 26 @ 12:00 pm - November 26 @ 1:00 pm
Online
Join us for insightful updates from the sector leaders behind Aotearoa’s AI Blueprint. Since its publication in July, the blueprint has sparked di...
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Digital Identity NZ Annual Meeting 2024
December 5 @ 10:00 am - December 5 @ 10:00 am
Join Digital Identity for our Annual Meeting being held at 10am via Zoom. Executive Director, Colin Wallis will share an update on the DINZ’s stra...
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2024 Web3NZ + Blockchain NZ Awards
December 5 @ 5:30 pm - December 5 @ 9:00 pm
Generator HQ
Join us for the highly anticipated Blockchain NZ & Web3NZ Awards 2024, an annual event dedicated to celebrating the outstanding contributions of...
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AI Blueprint lunchtime webinar series: AEC, Creative Industries and Education (Session 2)
December 10 @ 12:00 pm - December 10 @ 1:00 pm
Online
Join us for insightful updates from the sector leaders behind Aotearoa’s AI Blueprint....
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Online Safety Tech Conference
Breaking Glass Ceilings and Building Bridges is a trans-Tasman tech conference that zeros in on the human factor of the online experience, the good, the bad and the ugly. With a stellar line up of 23 inspiring international and New Zealand speakers and trailblazers who are leading the way globally in online safety technology development, … Continue reading "Online Safety Tech Conference"
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RegTechNZ: Tackling Financial Crime, Scams and Fraud
Free
The numbers are in, and they’re alarming. Kiwis have been scammed or defrauded with losses exceeding $35 million, this year alone, marking a 90 percent surgeon in reported incidents compared to 2021.
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