CIO upfront: The Internet of Things – who pays when things go wrong?
Mark Campbell of Russell McVeagh discusses what companies can do to protect themselves.
Stories by CIO New Zealand
When Kiwis fly: entries open for 2019 NZ Hi-Tech Awards
Awards will recognise a Flying Kiwi who will be inducted into the Tait Communications Hi-Tech Hall of Fame
The CIO50: Deadline is on December 17
The CIO50 list recognises New Zealand’s 50 most innovative and effective CIOs or head of technology - who are influencing rapid change across their organisations.
Kiwi firm Volpara taps AI in the fight against breast cancer
Some of the greatest advances in the fight against the disease are happening not in the lab but inside the Kiwi software firm’s base in Wellington
CIO50 deadline extended until Dec 17
Recognising New Zealand’s most innovative and effective CIOs, CTOs and CDOs
How to manage the 'most misunderstood’ but ‘well meaning’ generation
Harnessing the connections and engagement levels of millennials is the single biggest people management and customer opportunity today, writes Bruce Cotterill
DentureTech taps Promapp for cloud-based process management software
DentureTech, an Auckland-headquartered company, has selected Promapp to support overall risk and compliance management capabilities.
Failing to succeed: Or, how I went from plumbing to hi-tech
How Nick Harley of Raygun swapped industries and hemispheres for a career in hi-tech.
Analytics helps NZ restaurant group move from ‘gut feel’ to data-driven
Savor Group - which includes Seafarers, Ostro and Ebisu - leverages data collected across nine outlets to make stronger business decisions
NZ Racing Board deploys cloud-based Promapp software
New Zealand Racing Board is deploying Promapp’s cloud-based process management software to support its transformation to a more customer-led business.
University of California, Berkeley to use Promapp software
Chooses Kiwi software to improve and standardise document processes and protocols across campus
Four signs that the CIO is about to be fired
Tech firm CEO Colin Earl shares insights from 25-plus years as developer, product manager—and yes, a CIO.
85 per cent of Kiwis will have access to fibre by end of 2024
Government announces extension of Ultra-Fast Broadband to 151 towns
John Drayton is new VMware country manager
Wellington-based role to focus on public sector and financial services.
IDG expands platforms for New Zealand ICT media titles
Delivers mobile optimised websites for Computerworld, Reseller News and confirms print and events programmes for CIO.
