NZICT stories - Page 3

NZ small businesses urged to reevaluate ICT investments to boost profit and productivity, targeting a transformative approach.

The new ICT Research Forum will focus on making recommendations on the development and growth of the local software economy.

Proposal to transfer control of New Zealand's phone numbers unlikely to force 2Degrees to join Telecommunications Carriers Forum.

NZ tech shines globally, with 51 firms in Deloitte Fast 500. Amid recession, this marks a significant leap from last year's 31.

IBM to invest USD $80 million in a state-of-the-art data centre in Auckland, a pivotal step towards enhancing New Zealand's digital infrastructure.

David Stone takes the helm as CEO of Telecommunications Carriers Forum, aiming to unite and navigate regulatory challenges.

NZICT Group CEO Brett O'Riley stresses that bridging New Zealand's ICT skills gap involves both training and making the public aware of its importance.

NZICT Group partners with NZ Health IT Cluster to focus on health ICT development and collaboration with government.

A survey released today by the NZICT Group found that NZ ICT companies continue to suffer from a skills shortage, despite the recession.

ICT Minister Steven Joyce doesn't consider a perceived ICT skills shortage will be a limiting factor in rolling out the Ultra Fast Broadband fibre network.

NZ's ICT sector eyes major boost with Taskforce 2025 aiming to slash productivity gaps and fuel digital exports, focusing on 5 key areas.

NZICT outlines plans to lift New Zealand's ICT skills level, aiming to become the most digitally literate country in the world.

NZ's ICT industry aims to fuel productivity and economic growth, highlighting digital innovation as key to improving the nation's prosperity.

Discover the intriguing origins of bankrupt and benchmarking in this issue, where history and words collide in fascinating tales.

NZICT Group aims to make New Zealand the most digitally literate nation by creating an action plan focused on innovation and education.

The IT industry in New Zealand is striving for rules without regulation, focusing on industry standards and customer demands.

The government looks to overhaul the broken ICT procurement process, aiming for transparency, efficiency, and wider industry involvement amidst rising costs.

NZICT Group celebrates successful first year with new board elected at AGM, focusing on collaboration and common industry goals.