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Registrations open for Canterbury Software Summit

Registrations are open for the annual Canterbury Software Summit 2014, the largest technology event in the South Island, which will be held on Thursday, 2nd October.

Kiwi data migration start-up launches in US

Eight Wire, a New Zealand-based data management start-up officially launched operations in the US yesterday.

MYOB to acquire Christchurch-based PayGlobal

MYOB Finance NZ has signed a conditional agreement to purchase Christchurch-based PayGlobal.

Inland Revenue looks for partner to supply BPA tool

Inland Revenue is seeking a partner to supply a business process analysis tool to support its business transformation programme.

Lateral to list on the NZAX

Lateral Corporation, providers of mobile interactive products and services, intends to list on the NZAX.

Wynyard opens APAC operation centre in Sydney

Wynyard Group has opened its Asia Pacific Operation Centre in Sydney.

UPDATED: Galaxy Tab S hits NZ shelves

Samsung’s thinnest and lightest tablet, the Galaxy Tab S, is hitting New Zealand shelves today.

Vodafone suffers system failure in Wellington

Telecom service provider Vodafone suffered a system hardware failure in Wellington this morning that affected some customers.

Eroad forms alliance with US-based trucking solutions provider

Transport technology and services company Eroad has formed an alliance with US trucking services company Glostone Trucking Solutions, to make the latter its dealer in the USA and Canada.

Kiwi Fronde makes Australian acquisition

New Zealand-based IT services company Fronde has acquired 100 percent of OnlineOne, a privately held Australian-based cloud design and integration business specialising in NetSuite Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) solutions, for an undisclosed sum.

IBM names business partner award winners

IBM announced the winners of its sixth New Zealand business partner awards at a celebration in Auckland last night.

Updated: Renaissance CEO steps down, takes CFO role at Kordia

Shaun Rendell, who has been the CEO of Renaissance since Richard Webb left the company late last year, has left the company to take the role of chief financial officer at Kordia.
Rendall will leave Renaissance on August 31 and begin at Kordia on September 3. He will replace outgoing executive Roger Jarrold who left Kordia in mid-July to take the role of Downer New Zealand CFO.
Prior to Renaissance, Rendell worked in senior roles in telecommunications in New Zealand and the UK. Kordia CEO Geoff Hunt says Rendell's appointment will help continue Kordia's shift towards becoming more "telco-orientated".