ICT team redundancies loom as IRD unplugs Unisys mainframe legacy
More than 80 people will have left Inland Revenue's ICT team by December 2019, with a further 100 or so leaving over the next two to three years.
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Cyber security concerns eclipsed by Christchurch terror attack
The Kiwi threat landscape has changed since the Christchurch terror attacks, with terrorism moving ahead of cyber security concerns.
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Unisys lands security deal with Healthscope
Unisys has picked up a three-year contract with A/NZ healthcare provider Healthscope to implement its SIEM system and associated services.
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Unisys teams with agile platform developer OutSystems in A/NZ
Unisys has become an OutSystems strategic reseller and implementation partner in A/NZ, signalling a push into low-code agile development.
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Inland Revenue discloses key ICT supplier contracts
Inland Revenue last week disclosed its key ICT contracts, shedding light on the major vendor winners as it pursues a $1.8 billion transformation.
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Unisys NZ provides in-depth look into the Kiwi data centre market
Vendors announcing new data centres in New Zealand usually make a big thing of stressing their Tier 3 rating. But is it important?
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Unisys NZ wins Govt contract as landlords go online
Unisys New Zealand has signed a contract with the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) to build a new system that will enable landlords to lodge tenancy bonds online.
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