Kiwi SaaS company Cin7 bulks up with Aussie, US buyouts
Auckland-based SaaS developer Cin7 has engineered two buyouts in the fragmented cloud-based inventory management software market.
Auckland-based SaaS developer Cin7 has engineered two buyouts in the fragmented cloud-based inventory management software market.
Callaghan Innovation is finding many New Zealand technology startups are seizing the opportunities presented by COVID-19 disruption.
StatsNZ is joining others implementing cloud-based enterprise support services software from Oracle using process models and configurations developed by the Inland Revenue Department.
The information system developed and shared by several New Zealand regional councils is set for a makeover with five vendors shortlisted for the rebuild.
Vodafone NZ is launching a software-as-a-service management platform designed to help Kiwi businesses achieve maximum value from their Microsoft 365 investments.
Waikato Regional Council is banking on SaaS software from Infor to deliver a massive systems transformation in an effort dubbed "Project Reboot".
Auckland-based software-as-a-service company Unleashed Software is promoting general manager Lisa Miles-Heal to global chief operating officer.
The Ministry of Justice is aiming to replace its current AMS payroll system with software-as-a-service (SaaS) to fix Holidays Act compliance failures.
A new government digital procurement marketplace recently completed testing with agencies and suppliers and is set to go live shortly.
While supervising the building of a luxury yacht, Hadleigh Ford got the idea of developing software to fill a service gap in the maritime industry.
Utilities and airports software company Gentrack has reported $75.2 million in revenue for the year to 30 September, up 43 per cent.
Auckland-based inventory management systems developer Unleashed Software has won Series C investment from Movac.
Changes will allow customers to connect own software into LINZ' system, access information on devices and represent property boundaries in 3D.
New Zealand health and safety software start-up Blerter is eyeing the US market with three senior appointments, including channel expert and former Nokia executive Andrew Button.
A government shared services organisation is preparing to shed its 25-year-old payroll software and shift to software-as-a-service.