$2.5B and counting: EROAD delivers road user charges for NZTA
New Zealand transport technology innovator EROAD says its systems have delivered $2.5 billion in road user charges to the New Zealand Transport Agency.
Stories by By Rob O'Neill
Spark's MATTR launches decentralised identity tech incubator
Spark's MATTR subsidiary has launched an incubator called the MATTR CoLab to accelerate the development of decentralised identity technologies and solutions.
Stores the next target in $90M Farmlands transformation
Farm supplies cooperative Farmlands has chalked up a milestone in its $90 million transformation programme, dubbed Braveheart, with the roll-out of "Deployment 5".
Evros arrives in Auckland, creates up to 100 local jobs
Irish IT managed services company Evros is opening an Auckland operations centre, delivering up to 100 local jobs to the market.
Mobile challenger Oppo NZ takes a DIY approach to add value
Chinese mobile phone company Oppo is making strides in the New Zealand market as it mines its heritage in consumer electronics.
Chief digital officer targets better connections between government and vendors
Work is underway in the Department of Internal Affairs to work with agencies to understand how to better connect public sector and vendor markets.
NZ-developed Cable Ferret wins Platinum prize for innovation in Las Vegas
Auckland-based tech company Cable Ferret has been recognised as a leading innovator in its field, picking up a platinum award at a Las Vegas conference.
Chorus names its new chief executive
Chorus has appointed experienced telecommunications and media executive JB Rousselot to take over as CEO on 20 November 2019.
Burglary: Police called in over Commerce Commission data loss
The Commerce Commission is working with Police and taking a range of other actions following the theft of computer equipment belonging to an external provider.
38 companies blacklisted as Chorus claims progress on contractor abuse
Chorus says all of its sub-contracting companies delivering fibre connections have been audited and 38 have been blacklisted after a contractor exploitation scandal.
Computer Forensics embarks on new path after buyout
New Zealand digital forensics and data recovery company Computer Forensics is pursuing a new SMB-focused strategy after its buyout a year ago by two employees.
9 Spokes' big win at Bank of America recognised as Microsoft co-sell
Auckland based business analytics software company 9 Spokes partnered with Microsoft to achieve a significant customer win at Bank of America.
Foodstuffs nears finish line on huge SAP rollout
Cooperative grocer Foodstuffs North Island is nearing the end of a multi-year effort to shift all of its Pak 'N Save, New World and Four Square stores onto SAP.
Australia's Huawei ban drives state-owned Kordia Group into a loss
State-owned technology company Kordia Group posted a net loss of $149,000 in 2019, down from a $5.7 million profit in 2018.
Inside Auckland Transport's $25 million asset transformation
Auckland Transport's executive general manager of technology, Roger Jones, is banking on IoT and predictive maintenance transform the customer experience.
