eCommerce News New Zealand

1 week ago | ecommercenews.co.nz | Moritz Florian

Smart Communications has announced the recipients of its 2025 SCALE Awards, recognising organisations across Asia-Pacific for achievements in digital transformation and customer engagement. The awards were presented as part of the company's annual Innovate conference, which gathered customers, partners, and industry speakers for discussions around digital-first customer experience trends and the latest developments in its SmartCOMM and SmartIQ platforms.

1 week ago | ecommercenews.co.nz | Kaleah Salmon

Wayflyer has marked its fifth anniversary by announcing that it has deployed USD $5 billion in working capital to more than 5,000 small businesses across 11 countries. The financing platform, which focuses on providing non-dilutive funding to consumer brands, stated that since 2020, it has supported over 2,000 small businesses with more than USD $2.8 billion in capital in the United States alone.

3 weeks ago | ecommercenews.co.nz | Damian Seeto

The mid-'90s was an interesting time in gaming because it ushered in the first game consoles that had fully 3D graphics. It was a revolutionary time in gaming because 3D was the future of gaming. Even though the PSOne console came out on top with its 3D graphics and CD audio sound, people seem to forget that the Sega Saturn was also released at the same time. While the Sega Saturn wasn't as popular as Sony's console, one thing it did better was running 2D video games.

1 month ago | ecommercenews.co.nz | Catherine Knowles

Konica Minolta has introduced its latest digital printing systems, the AccurioPress C14010S and C12010S, which feature an expanded five-colour toner configuration including a high-opacity white toner. The new models aim to enhance productivity and flexibility in high-volume printing environments by offering high speeds, a wide media range, and advanced automated quality control mechanisms.

1 month ago | ecommercenews.co.nz | Mark Devlin

It's easy to assume that e-commerce has made products universally accessible. After all, we live in a time when you can order anything from artisan bread to bespoke electronics with a few clicks. But for those living in rural or remote regions, access to personalised advice and specialised products remains a significant challenge. This is especially true in sectors like lingerie, where fit, comfort and expert guidance are crucial.