How to rebuild your innovation mojo
New Zealand enterprises need to rewire their ‘innovation brains’ or risk being sidelined by competitors. IDC’s Louise Francis lists three questions to jumpstart the process.
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High demand for ICT staff with the ‘X factor’
Madison Recruitment lists the most sought skills as New Zealand’s hi-tech industry continues to flourish.
How Downer's CIO works with rocket scientists and brain surgeons
Glen Willoughby of Downer discusses his relationship with NASA-JPL’s chief technology and innovation officer, Tom Soderstrom, and how to balance smart innovations with long-term goals.
Doing business with Martin Creighan of AT&T: Technology, innovation and philanthropy
The managing director for AT&T mentors disadvantaged youths: “Adversity doesn’t have to be a barrier to success.”
Telco review sets new direction for regulating broadband and phone services
TUANZ cautiously welcomes Government's direction on the future of communications regulation
How ‘secure digitisers’ compete to win
A market segment is emerging - organisations that pursue growth through digital business models and offerings, with cybersecurity as a critical foundation, reports Cisco.
Cybercriminals now acting like corporates
...and New Zealand continues to be their top target for ransomware and social media scams.
The relentless pursuit of sameness
You are unlikely to create greatness simply by replicating others. It's the business equivalent of ‘keeping up with the Joneses’.
The 2016 CIO100 event and awards: A masterclass in leading through the digital era
NZ's top business technology leaders gather at the launch of CIO100, the annual report on the top ICT using organisation, and the inaugural CIO100 awards in Auckland and Wellington.
Digital champions
The chief digital officer could be an inaugural post - or already integrated into the CIO portfolio. Avi Golan of Air New Zealand and John Emerson of Tait Communications explain why.
When innovators and implementers work together
Sometimes, the best solution to an operational problem is already being applied in another sector – the key is to build teams that will recognise this possibility, writes IT lawyer Jennie Vickers.
Glen Willoughby: Today’s CIOs wield revolutionary tools
And they must use these to deliver enduring value to the organisation, says Downer’s general manager of IT
Analytics now a boardroom conversation
Challenges ahead include data science skills shortage and building greater awareness at executive level, says SAS ANZ managing director David Bowie.
More large firms will compete using advanced analytics and proprietary algorithms by 2018
Leading organisations are moving away from "gut feel" decision making, says Gartner
CIO New Zealand's in depth reports in 2015
The CIO100 plus the New Zealand editions of the State of the CIO and the State of Global Information Security
Spark works with AUT on digital tools to solve ‘real-world commercial problems’
‘We are challenging old models to find solutions that have economic and social value.’
Movers and shakers: Air New Zealand appoints Intuit exec as chief digital officer
Avi Golan to take on newly created role in January
The State of Global Information Security 2016: The convergence of digital and cybersecurity
The 2016 Global Information Security Survey presents critical insights for New Zealand organisations, as emerging technologies and risk frameworks become key components of cybersecurity.
6 ‘interrelated factors’ that can lead to corporate failure
Lessons from the record-breaking bankruptcies of WorldCom and Nortel.
Volvo works with Microsoft on next generation automotive technologies
Car owners will soon be able to use holographic technology to configure and preview their car choice in 3D before purchase.
