Harris to depart as Chorus restructures executive team
Chorus chief commercial officer Tim Harris will leave the company as part of an executive reshuffle announced today.
Stories by Rob O'Neill
Huawei appoints new boss for New Zealand
Huawei Technologies has a new New Zealand boss: Yanek Fan, an 11-year company veteran.
HealthAlliance eyes robots to automate processes
Robots could soon boost the efficiency of healthcare services in Auckland and Northland if the technology passes muster.
NZ ICT spending rises 2.7%
Gartner is forecasting ICT spending in New Zealand to reach almost $11.8 billion in 2017 and to crack $12 billion in 2018.
Forecast cloudy as Waikato Regional Council invites proposals
Waikato Regional Council is inviting vendors to pitch for ICT infrastructure hosting and cloud infrastructure services.
UK building society takes full control of Jade Software
Skipton Building Society has bought-out minority shareholders in Jade Software while Jade Logistics has been spun out under separate ownership.
Kiwibank flags trouble with its SAP-based core banking system project
Kiwibank's $100 million-plus core banking system replacement project is falling behind schedule according to a new disclosure.
Unisys NZ reports growth, helps NZ Transport Agency get Agile
Unisys is helping the NZ Transport Agency streamline development of New Zealand's driver and vehicle registration platform.
Kiwi brokers find new online home after Solihull UK data centre failure
Global insurance technology provider SSP has migrated its New Zealand brokers to new hosting in the wake of a huge UK data centre failure last year.
Qrious launches big data platform as a managed service
Spark-owned big data and analytics business Qrious has launched a big data platform as a service dubbed Qrious Qonnect.
Novopay review signals further spending on education payroll system
The Ministry of Education is undertaking a strategic review of the infamous education payroll system, Novopay.
Auditor-General flaws New Zealand's border IT systems
A report from the Office of the Auditor-General has found New Zealand's border IT systems wanting, especially at the Ministry of Primary Industries.
LINZ' Landonline upgrade shifts to as-a-service model
Changes will allow customers to connect own software into LINZ' system, access information on devices and represent property boundaries in 3D.
Podcast: Under the covers of Inland Revenue's $1.8 billion transformation
Inland Revenue is disrupting its own business to deliver connections to its wider ecosystem and replace creaking mainframe systems.
Auckland Council invites ICT vendors into its strategy tent
As its mammoth NewCore integration project draws to a close, Auckland Council is charting a new ICT strategy - with the help of vendors.
