Massey University stories - Page 4

Study shows technology boosts reading gains in 10-11 yr old boys, achieving up to 6x the national average at a Palmerston North school.

Massey University launches free online courses in agriculture, emergency management, and indigenous studies next week, showcasing NZ's expertise globally.

Massey University has become the first New Zealand tertiary provider to join an international consortium offering massive open online courses (MOOCs).

Universities in New Zealand are beginning to offer more MOOCs, but there are concerns over cost and student completion rates.

Tina Rowland details Massey University's leap from 'horse and cart to Ferrari' with its innovative contact centre upgrade, redefining customer service.

Auckland hosts innovation event on commercialising ideas, featuring insights from NZ's top entrepreneurs this Thursday.

Cracking the code to startup success: Market validation is key, says Massey Uni expert, Sabrina Nagel, before seeking funding.

Auckland entrepreneurs, test your startup idea at free workshops led by Massey University's ecentre to see if it'll soar in the market.

Midas InfoMedia, a Wellington-based company, achieved 1077% growth in Deloitte's APAC Technology Fast 500, ranking 4th in NZ's IT sector.

Former All Black Andrew Mehrtens tied with a Massey University robot in a unique goal-kicking contest ahead of the Robotics World Cup in Auckland.

Massey University's ecentre celebrates Global Entrepreneurship Week, fostering startups and innovation on campus.

Up-and-coming entrepreneurs set to boost their skills and network during Global Entrepreneurship Week, with events on Nov 15 and 18.

Massey University's ecentre marks 10 years of aiding tech startups, with over 200 companies gaining from expert advice. Expansion plans remain ambitious.

Massey University's ecentreSprint seeks new applicants for its August intake, offering entrepreneurs a 12-week programme to refine and validate business ideas.

The last Auckland ICT event of 2010 at Massey University on November 25th promises networking and insights with presentations and a Trans-Tasman update.

NZ Open Source Awards 2010 honour innovators in software; winners include IRD's Moodle and art project 'Ghosts in the Form of Gifts'.

Earlier this year, Kiwi students were challenged to imagine a world where technology solves the toughest problems.

Advantage Computers thrives by combining high-quality tech solutions with integrity, revolutionising business IT since 1984.

Unified Communications' promise versus practice: While most customer service centres use UC, the shift to advanced applications remains limited.

New report highlights the importance of SMEs in New Zealand and the link between innovation, technology, and business performance.