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March 26, 2026
Educating Whānau on Cyber Security: A New Weekly Series
Introducing Kiisha-Rose Woodhouse’s weekly Cyber Series, launched as part of her internship and the Theta Te Ao Māori Technology Scholarship.

January 22, 2026
Watch Now — The Innovation Circuit EP 9: A guide to data protection with Microsoft Purview during the AI revolution
In this episode, we’ll be discussing how to ensure your organisation’s sensitive data remains secure and confidential with Microsoft Purview.

November 12, 2025
What's New in Dynamics 365 Business Central 2025: wave 2
Watch the Dynamics 365 Business Central update with Head of Dynamics 365, Joerg Rau.
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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.
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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.
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April 16, 2014
Theta wins at Microsoft New Zealand Partner Awards
Microsoft New Zealand honoured its partners at a ceremony in Auckland this week, with Theta taking out the Business Intelligence Partner of the Year award, and named a finalist in ERP and Windows Azure Solution categories.
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March 31, 2014
Finalist in three categories at Microsoft New Zealand Partner Awards
Microsoft New Zealand has announced the finalists in their 2013 Partner Awards, with Theta getting the nod in three categories.
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March 26, 2014
Counting down to race day – late March Cure Kids fundraising & training
Every week Alan Moore sets up a course involving some sort of run and/or bike often with a river crash, so we learn to get through anything thrown our way in this year’s Cure Kids adventure race. On Friday 4 April 2014, we will be running and mountain biking in a race with a dose or orienteering thrown in. So we do have to get some training in, and yes, the map reading it does test our old eyes and brains as well, but now most of all, we are all full-on completing the fundraising part for ‘the kids’. Dave Mason, trained with us last year, and has taken on the task of facilitating the internal auction bids and encouraging some adventurous fundraising action.
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March 24, 2014
Training afternoon - Open to anyone
It was with a little trepidation over my ability to keep up with the super fit adventure racers that I agreed to participate on a training afternoon. I have previously watched first hand with awe and wonder the physical abuse the team put their bodies through on race day. The level of endurance is incredible so my angst was somewhat justified. Regardless I convinced myself that the hours in the gym would help to get me through and off to the wild West Coast I went.


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