“Almost 20 million tax records are going to be transferred to a new system during the shutdown so we’re closing to make sure that goes smoothly,” says Sharon Thompson, Inland Revenue deputy commissioner.
TrackBack works with AsureQuality, NZ Post and The True Honey Co. to verify provenance and quality of Kiwi-made products
Highlights of the CIO50 awarding ceremonies in Auckland and Wellington
Kiwi infant formula firm wants to bolster innovation in supply chain and manufacturing operations
Will we now see harsher penalties in the wake of the Christchurch attacks? Frith Tweedie and Grace Abbott of EY Law explore possible changes ahead
This is part of a wider strategy to futureproof the organisation with a strong digital core, says Unison Group CEO Ken Sutherland
A Government review of copyright is your chance to make sure New Zealand's copyright law keeps up with our rapidly changing digital world, write Frith Tweedie and Grace Abbott of EY Law
Cloud services industry to grow exponentially in next three years
We’re already facing a digital skills shortage and this is set to worsen unless we act soon, writes Patrick Quesnel of Microsoft New Zealand
It’s a fair question, given that business fads do come and go, writes Darryl McClay of DesignThinkers Group
CIO New Zealand launches the inaugural CIO50, recognising the nation's top 50 technology and digital chiefs of 2019, at the Te Papa in Wellington (Photos by Mark Coote)
CIO New Zealand launches the inaugural CIO50, recognising the nation's top 50 technology and digital chiefs of 2019. Business executives gathered at the Hilton in Auckland to celebrate their achievements (Photos by Jason Creaghan)
The increasing prevalence of AI tools designed to target and influence consumer behaviour and assist organisations regarding decision-making has sparked widespread international debate and calls for responsible development and integration of AI technologies, write Liz Blythe, Michael Taylor and Zoe Sims of Russell McVeagh
‘Virtual’ or computer-generated social media influencers have growing appeal and influence. Frith Tweedie of EY asks, can New Zealand’s advertising standards and laws keep up?
This year, the Ministry for Primary Industries requires all fishers to switch from paper based reporting systems, to electronic reporting systems which aim to improve the accuracy of data captured by commercial fishers in New Zealand.