HealthLink to lauch e-referral service for GPs
HealthLink will launch its new CareSelect eReferral service in Auckland and Northland this month.
Stories by Randal Jackson
Chorus risks not meeting UFB and RBI committments: Ernst & Young finding
Chorus is at risk of not meeting its UFB and RBI contractual commitments because the proposed copper price changes will have a significant impact on its financial position, Ernst & Young (E&Y) says.
AA Smartfuel MD discusses automated online payment system
Two years on from when it first started, AA Smartfuel’s automated online payment system has delivered $100 million in fuel discounts for customers, says managing director Scott Pritchard.
Wynyard adds to Middle East client base
Wynyard Group continues to grow its Middle Eastern business, winning a multi-year contract with Manayer Marketing Management.
NZ legislation to be provided online
The New Zealand Legislation website is about to become a source of official legislation.
Chorus' dividend money should be spent on network: TUANZ chief
Commonsense has prevailed and the government won’t be able to overrule the independence of the Commerce Commission, says TUANZ chief executive Paul Brislen in the wake of all the opposition parties refusing the support any such legislation.
'Co-opetition' is the data centre game
There has been talk in the industry that IBM, which is apparently struggling to fill out its Highbrook data centre in Auckland, might use Unisys' Kapiti data centre.
Kiwi firm starts work on first US sites
Ken Davis, co-founder and executive director of Stella, a New Zealand-developed cloud-based knowledge management and collaboration solution provider, has returned from the IT Nation conference in Orlando Florida with a full order book.
Wynyard solution to be deployed in UAE firm
Wynyard Group has formed a new client relationship with Galadari Brothers, a prominent United Arab Emirates business conglomerate with growing business interests in the Gulf Cooperation Council, Asia and Australia.
Draft memo suggests US spying on five eyes allies
In its latest revelation garnered from the Edward Snowden leaks, Britain’s <i>Guardian</i> newspaper reports that UK citizens not suspected of any wrong-doing were caught up in a dragnet US mass surveillance program. More importantly for New Zealanders, the story refers to a separate draft memo that proposed US spying on its five eyes allies.
Sysware, Beca create tech platform for NZ Transport Agency
Sysware Group and Beca have collaborated to create a technology platform for the NZ Transport Agency and its local authority partners to use GPS data to help understand travel conditions on New Zealand roads.
Gosling returns to role as MD of Oracle NZ
Robert Gosling has returned to his old role as managing director of Oracle New Zealand. He started on November 1.
Spectrum auction will be a fight: TUANZ CEO
Government plans to auction the remaining 4G spectrum is the worst outcome on offer from a competition point of view, says TUANZ (Telecommunications Users Association of New Zealand) chief executive Paul Brislen.
More Kiwi businesses are paying attention to DLP: Symantec
In the wake of issues such as the ACC leaks, New Zealand organisations are paying much more attention to data loss prevention. It’s something that requires the business and IT to work together.
NZ's GFG Group to implement solution for Fiji bank
New Zealand payments and software solutions company GFG Group has provided a payments solution for Fiji’s newest bank, BRED Bank (Fiji) Ltd (BBF), in partnership with IT services hub BRED I.T. (Thailand) Limited.