A fantastic list this year, be sure to check it out!
Thanks to everyone who attended the virtual CIO50 event, and congrats to all the IT leaders named this evening. #CIO50 bit.ly/3BcZlAY
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It’s full speed ahead for @NZTEnews in 2021 with regards to its data and analytics strategy. bit.ly/2McK27l
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What’s it like being in charge of the WiFi for more than 2450 separate organisations throughout NZ, where total average consumption is 176TB a day? We asked @N4LNZ bit.ly/3mwGDh2
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Network deployment is the foundation on which every technology experience is delivered. So it made sense that in Manukau Institute of Technology’s transformation journey, it was the place to start. bit.ly/3q0FiRH
The tech projects that received funding from the Marsden Fund this year, and more in the Fry Up today. bit.ly/3nmkr9g
IoT in the home and in space, and Hamilton connects with Sydney. Read all about it in our weekly summary of tech in NZ - bit.ly/2HYFpfH
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Consumer adoption of internet of things (IoT) devices is at its infancy, but as usage grows, attitudes to privacy will help inform the technical roadmaps that CIOs will create and deploy. bit.ly/32b7xmo
Wondering out loud about 5G, W-shaped recoveries and whether the dreaded “do more with less” will ever fade away. bit.ly/3mAB6Ww
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Stats NZ’s programme of work includes monitoring access to its Integrated Data Infrastructure dataset, co-designing a Māori data sovereignty framework and populating the Covid-19 data portal. bit.ly/3jGMKNr
A trademark for software developers and an upgrade for SamKnows – another week in NZ IT covered in the Fry Up today. bit.ly/35pk7iP
From light-handed regulation to a world class regime – NZ’s telco landscape has changed dramatically in 20 years, and there is plenty more work to do. bit.ly/35mGGVu
An insight into managing IT in Antarctica in a week when the ‘winter team’ at Scott Base flies home to NZ after 13 months on the ice. bit.ly/3nPdAq4
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The CIO team were thrilled to announce the CIO50 last night. Thanks to our judges and our partner DXC Technologies for all your support. #CIO50 bit.ly/3dpWNFa
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Congrats to Clearpoint for taking out the ICT-enabled Community Project Award in the CIO50. It was hotly contested – there is some great work being done out there. bit.ly/33WN1qZ #CIO50
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Thanks to everyone who attended the virtual CIO50 event this evening, and congrats to all the IT leaders named this evening. #CIO50 bit.ly/33WN1qZ
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Congratulations to Rebecca Chenery at Watercare for being placed at the top of the CIO50 for 2020. Check out the full list here www2.cio.co.nz/cio50/ #CIO50
What is DEPA, how do continuous disclosure rules apply to cyberattacks and will RSPs rush to unbundle? Check out today’s Fry Up. bit.ly/3dan5v6
With the borders closed, will the IT sector suffer from a lack of skills? The tech groups NZ Tech, NZ Rise and IT Professionals are surveying CIOs and IT managers to establish where the gaps are. bit.ly/2SzhsNJ
Today we look at how much share of the NZ IaaS market local vendors have, take a tour of Spark’s new 5G zone, and note the latest signee to the Algorithm Charter. bit.ly/3jmwCRZ
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Les Mills International is using data insights to drive new subscriptions to its in-home subscription service during the pandemic. bit.ly/33ggYBZ


