Xero stories - Page 19

The NZ Technology Industry Association welcomes progress on a business transformation project to simplify business-government interaction.

Xero burned through $17.3 million during the last quarter, yet remains on-track with the company’s ambitious growth plans.

Xero champions Big Data's potential, highlighting collaborative efforts between sectors in NZ to unlock economic and social benefits.

Kim Dotcom's war of words with Xero's CEO ends in silence, sparking speculation of shareholder intervention. Is this a Mega mistake?.

Born at the NZ Tech chaired political ICT debate and enflamed on national TV, Rod Drury’s Kim Dotcom-bashing has finally provoked reaction.

As the political heavyweights debated the future ICT roadmap for New Zealand last night, Rod Drury sat shaking his head in the crowd.

Xero customers can now receive invoices from Warehouse Stationery directly into platform, following integration announced for mid August.

Asian Enterprise Applications market grew 5.1% in 2013, slower than previous year, due to cautious investment, says IDC.

Kiwi SMEs to boost cash flow with new Xero and Optimizer deal, offering low cost credit card payments through Swipe HQ.

Auckland's startup Roll integrates with Xero, targeting creatives and beyond, simplifying business management with their new SaaS offering.

New Zealand small businesses face challenges with growth and innovation, says Victoria Crone, the Managing Director at Xero New Zealand.

Wellington shines on the global ICT stage, leveraging success stories like Xero and GreenButton, and fostering a unique blend of collaboration and innovation.

More Kiwi businesses are set to enjoy the benefits of streamlined communications between their accounting and banking, with Kiwibank announcing its su.

Xero has today announced the launch of Smart Lists, a new search function that enables users to search and export customer and vendor contacts for mar.

Xero surpasses $100m in annualised revenue, marking a milestone in the tech industry, with a strong international foothold, especially in Australia and the UK.

Facing a shortage of local talent, Xero is expanding its recruitment efforts internationally to hire 160 new developers for its Wellington and Auckland offices.

For a company specialising in online corporate travel booking, how fitting to hear that Kiwi firm Serko is going places.

New Zealand software accounting firm Xero has been ranked no.1 by Forbes in its list of the World’s 100 Most Innovative Growth Companies.

New Zealand SMBs using online accounting get paid 11 days faster through Xero, resulting in significant cash flow improvement.

New Zealand's Wellington looks to attract skilled IT workers from the UK with the help of Xero. More than 500 IT jobs are currently available in the region.