Spark New Zealand notched total revenues of $3.638 billion for the fiscal year ending June 30 2014, with the second half alone at $1.791 billion. This is a 2.6 per cent drop on the full year from last fiscal’s revenues.
NZ trans-Tasman businesses to access expanded services in Australia: Gen-i CEO Tim Miles
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“If you don’t figure out how to be relevant to millennials in the next five years, you may be out of business in the next decade,” says the CEO of MyWave and former SAP North America president.
CIO Dave Veronese says combination of Gen-i Voice Connect and Microsoft Lync 2013 puts company at ‘bleeding edge of new technologies’
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Leading distributor, Ingram Micro, has signed an agreement with Telecom New Zealand, the country's largest telecommunications and IT service provider, to provide third-party logistics and supply chain optimisation services.
On November 2, Gen-i’s CEO Chris Quin, along with marketing GM Jo Allison and CIO Peter Finch will be boarding a plane to New York. Hopefully they will get over the jetlag quickly because, four days later, they will be lining up with thousands of other runners for what is possibly the most famous running event in the world: the New York City Marathon.
Gen-i has been appointed one of two suppliers of Apple products on the All-of-Government laptop and desktop computer procurement panel.
The deal will supplement Gen-i’s existing contract to supply Lenovo computers and Phillips monitors, as well as their existing Tahi mobile contract.
Infosys has acquired Gen-i’s Software Solutions practice, offering positions to over 110 employees and contractors, who will all remain based in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch.
Gen-i and Fletcher Building have signed a three-year contract that Gen-is calls its “largest mobile win”. With the contract, Gen-i will provide mobility solutions based on Telecom’s XT network. The transition from Vodafone services begins immediately.
Gen-i has appointed Jo-Ann Jacobson for the newly established role of Health Business Development Manager, based in Wellington.
A multimillion-dollar deal under which Air New Zealand would outsource the hosting of its mainframes to Telecom's Gen-i has not yet moved beyond a memorandum of understanding that was leaked in June, sources say.
IBM currently houses the systems at an ageing facility in Auckland that was originally built by Air NZ and later transferred to the vendor.
Gen-i has launched the first offering from its new suite of cloud services called ReadyCloud.