Paul Reynolds turns to Telecom CIO to manage XT crisis
With news of CIO roles being disestablished or downsized becoming common, the recent executive changes at Telecom New Zealand have seen a raising of the profile and responsibility of its CIO, David...
View ArticleRank Group CIO is new TUANZ chairman
Pat O’Connell, CIO of Rank Group, a private company with manufacturing interests worldwide owned by Graeme Hart, is the new chairman of the Telecommunications Users Association. He replaces Chris...
View ArticleExcellence in Govt Award winner announced
The North Shore City Council’s Online Consenting Portal has won the 2010 Computerworld Excellence in the use of ICT in Government Award. The Award, which is sponsored by HP, was presented at special...
View ArticleIntegral Axon buy goes unconditional
Datacraft's purchase of Integral Axon is now unconditional. In a statement, Datacraft New Zealand managing director Robin Hartendorp says he is pleased "all conditions had been met and that the offer...
View ArticleNext generation of standout IT leaders
A highlight of yesterday’s Computerworld iTEX Conference and Expo at Auckland’s SkyCity Convention Centre was the announcement of the winners of the Computerworld Excellence in IT Awards. Shamendra...
View ArticleCloud demands dictate datacentre construction
As companies gear up for cloud computing, new datacentres are being built to meet the expected growth in customer demand for secure, onshore, accessible data management and services. HP intends to...
View ArticleTelecom and Enable announced as partners in UFB
Telecom and Enable Networks in Christchurch will partner with the government in the Ultra Fast Broadband network.
View ArticleTelecom earnings down 56.5 percent
Telecom has reported a huge drop in net earnings to $166 million, a 56.5 percent decrease compared to last year, when earnings were $382 million.
View Article14 govt websites down after failed IT upgrade
Fourteen government websites – including companies office, radio spectrum and consumer affairs - are down following a failed IT upgrade on Saturday.
View ArticleRakon CEO gets 'Flying Kiwi' award
Rakon CEO Brent Robinson has been awarded the Tait Radio Communications Flying Kiwi Award from the Hi-Tech Trust, it was announced yesterday.
View ArticlePacific Fibre concedes defeat
The board of Pacific Fibre has announced it will cease operations, citing an inability to raise the $400million required to fund the cable build.
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