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October 24, 2025
Theta Adventure Racers raise hundreds for Cure Kids
From three, to six, to twelve hours of racing, laughing, and getting lost together, Theta’s adventure racers efforts have raised over $1,000 for Cure Kids, proving that teamwork, resilience, and a great cause make every challenge worth it.
November 11, 2025
Watch Now — The Innovation Circuit EP 8: Swipe Right, Tech Trends leaders are backing for 2026 — Part 2
In this two-part series, we’re diving into emerging tech trends and their potential impact as we look ahead to 2026. The topics we explore are based on insights from a series of executive events we recently hosted with our customers.
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November 17, 2014
Microsoft Dynamics Asia Partner Summit: the future is cloud
Joerg Rau and David Moncrieff from Theta’s ERP practice attended the second annual Microsoft Dynamics Asia Partner Conference in Bali last week, along with over 600 other delegates from 27 countries. Here they share some of the event's key messages, and look out for a report from Joerg soon that takes a closer look at Microsoft Dynamics NAV - in 2015 and in the cloud.
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November 10, 2014
How to step inside BizTalk using the Visual Studio debugger
BizTalk is Microsoft’s flagship integration and B2B platform, and is used by many of our clients. Recently I encountered a problem where the ability to step into it with a debugger turned out to be a big help. Some creative thinking is needed to get inside a closed source .NET application, but as I’ll show in this post, a combination of tools - Visual Studio debugger plus the free dotPeek decompiler – did the trick. Even better, this technique is applicable to any situation where you need to debug a compiled application that you don’t have the source code for.
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October 28, 2014
How to train your inbox using Microsoft Azure Machine Learning (part three)
In this three part-series, Theta Software’s product architect and lead consultant Jim Taylor takes a closer look at Microsoft Azure Machine Learning
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October 20, 2014
How to train your inbox using Microsoft Azure Machine Learning (part two)
In this three part-series, Theta Software’s product architect and lead consultant Jim Taylor takes a closer look at Microsoft Azure Machine Learning. New here? read part one first: What is machine learning and how might it be useful?
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October 16, 2014
It's conference season
We've had a busy few months of trade shows and conferences, getting out and about, finding out more about the technology needs of different sectors, and giving away lots of Theta drink bottles! They're shiny, white, and very popular.
October 13, 2014
How to train your inbox using Microsoft Azure Machine Learning (part one)
In this three part-series, Theta Software’s product architect and lead consultant Jim Taylor takes a closer look at Microsoft Azure Machine Learning.
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September 19, 2014
Olympic Medallist Barry Magee visits Theta
What better way to inspire staff to part with their lunch money than to invite an Olympic legend to visit the Theta office. It was a real honour for us to play host to Barry Magee and his numerous medals and trophies. He accepted our invitation and gave his time freely so that we could use the occasion to raise more funds for Cure Kids. His “Zero to Hero” talk was inspirational and much appreciated by the Theta crowd.
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July 29, 2014
The Theta tour of Auckland
A number of people who have recently joined us in our Auckland office are new not just to Theta but to New Zealand. To help make them feel welcome and show them some of our favourite spots in this lovely city we organised a sightseeing bus trip for a Sunday afternoon in June.
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July 3, 2014
Theta at the movies: preview screening for customers and families
Last Sunday we were delighted to host 330 keen moviegoers for two special preview 3D screenings of How to Train Your Dragon 2, in Auckland and Wellington.
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May 3, 2014
2014 - The Race Day Report
Start location for our third CureKids Great Adventure Race was Tapapakanga regional park on the Firth of Thames. The start location is only known 3 day before the race and the course itself released half an hour before the race as a series of grid references. This is the most stressful part of the race, plotting the course accurately onto a map before the start gun goes.