Category Archives: Government

Tech sector can lead economic growth says NZICT’s Candace Kinser

Posted on 15/03/2013 by

The local technology industry has the potential to lead economic growth for New Zealand, and can even be the country’s top GDP contributor by 2017. This is the view shared by NZICT CEO Candace Kinser at this year’s Gen-i ICT Conference.

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Conference a chance to reflect on where ICT is heading

Posted on 15/03/2013 by

There are not that many opportunities to stop and think about where the industry and ICT are going. Normally we are too busy being swept down the ICT River. Luckily, we have an opportunity on Tuesday, 19 March, to stop … Continue reading →

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The return of service

Posted on 15/03/2013 by

If I had a dollar every time I heard: “Service is the differentiator”; I’d be able to subsidise a range of international aid programmes. It feels like spin doctors have been at the medicine cabinet. They want to rebrand service … Continue reading →

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Amy Adams to open Wellington ICT Conference

Posted on 13/03/2013 by

   There’s less than a week to go before Gen-i brings its 2013 ICT Conference to the capital and we’re pleased to announce that Amy Adams, Minister for Communications and Information Technology, will open the event. The Minister will deliver … Continue reading →

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Spotlight falls on council ICT in New Plymouth

Posted on 27/02/2013 by

    Local government ICT will be in the spotlight at the ICT Conference in New Plymouth on Thursday. Guest speaking at the conference, which is Gen-i’s premier client event of the year, is New Plymouth District Council ICT Manager Kevin … Continue reading →

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