GeoOp lists on NZAX, targets Australia and US for expansion
GeoOp Limited,an online mobile workforce management company, commences trading today on the NZ Alternative Market (NZAX) at $1.00 per share, under the code ‘GEO’.
GeoOp Limited,an online mobile workforce management company, commences trading today on the NZ Alternative Market (NZAX) at $1.00 per share, under the code ‘GEO’.
Around 74 per cent of Kiwi entrepreneurial businesses have increased profitability during the past six months, as opposed to 61 per cent globally, and 76 per cent of them believe they will do the same during the next six months.
The NZ-made games industry grew by 86 per cent in 2012 to touch $36.3 million, according to an survey of New Zealand Game Developers Association (NZGDA) members.
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Close on the heels of HP CEO Meg Whitman's financial update earlier this month, Steve Dietch, VP, worldwide cloud, enterprise group at HP, who was on a whirlwind trip of the ANZ region, and Keith Watson, MD of HP NZ, spoke to Computerworld NZ on the company's role in the delivery of the 'new style of IT' and the transformation of its go-to-market strategy.
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