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• When Kiwis fly: entries open for 2019 NZ Hi-Tech Awards

  Awards will recognise a Flying Kiwi who will be inducted into the Tait Communications Hi-Tech Hall of Fame

• 2018 NZ Hi-Tech Awards finalists announced

  Invenco, Pushpay, Serko, Straker Translations and Vend vie for PwC Hi-Tech company of the year

• ​When Kiwis fly: Entries open for 2017 NZ Hi-Tech awards

  Awards will recognise a new Flying Kiwi who will be inducted into the Tait Communications Hi-Tech Hall of Fame

• REVEALED: 2015 New Zealand Hi-Tech Awards finalists

  ARANZ Geo, Serko, Shotover Camera Systems and Xero vie for PwC Hi-Tech Company of the Year. Winners will be announced at a black-tie gala dinner to be held at the TSB Arena in Wellington on May 15.

• In pictures: Oscars of the NZ ICT industry

  At a glitzy evening that brought together the who's-who of the ICT industry in New Zealand, winners of the NZ Hi-Tech Awards 2014 were announced last week. Orion Health, Vend and Vmob were prominent winners of the year, winning two awards each, with Vmob also being singled out for a special commendation in a third category. The more than 50 local and international judges who assessed entrants across the 12 categories included a generous number of commendations, besides choosing winners, in multiple categories.

• Movers and shakers: Marcel van den Assum of GreenButton, David Scott of Techspace, Roger Jarquin of Wynyard

  The CIO as ‘angel investor’ and other new and emerging roles for ICT leaders.

• Finalists for NZ Hi-Tech Awards 2014 named

  The NZ Hi-Tech Awards 2014 finalists were announced at three simultaenous events conducted at Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch, yesterday evening.

• In Pictures: NZ Hi-Tech Awards 2014 finalists announced

  At three simultaneous events held in Auckland, Christchurch and Wellington, the NZ Hi-Tech Awards 2014 finalists were announced yesterday evening.

• Entries for NZ Hi-Tech Awards to close soon

  Entries for the 2014 NZ Hi-Tech Awards will close next week on March 3rd, but the team has already noted a significant rise in company registrations from last year.

• Registry systems provider seeks Canadian foothold

  Foster Moore, recipient of the Hi-Tech Emerging Company of the year award for 2011, is looking to gain a foothold in North America in its niche market for registry systems.

• Auckland IT scene: Nurturing innovation

  All five finalists in the company of the decade category in this year’s Hi-Tech Awards are Auckland-based – Rakon, Endace, Orion Health, Datacom (established in Christchurch) and Fisher & Paykel Healthcare.

• Emerged and emerging vie for Hi-Tech honours

  A couple of themes emerge from the two major categories of this year’s New Zealand Hi Tech Awards: offshore success and high growth.

• New categories feature in Hi-Tech Awards

  Two new categories in this year’s Hi-Tech Awards are expected to boost entry numbers, say organisers.
  The first is the International Business Wales Exporter of the Year which demonstrates achievement in global sales with technology products or services that have been developed locally. It recognises companies that have sold internaitonally for at least three years.

• Hi-tech awards honour Kiwi innovation

  The winners of this year’s PricewaterhouseCoopers New Zealand Hi-Tech Awards were announced on Friday night in Christchurch.

• NZ Hi-Tech Awards finalists announced

  The names of the 32 finalists in the PricewaterhouseCoopers New Zealand Hi-Tech Awards 2007 have been released, with the winner to be revealed at a Gala award on November 3 in Wellington.
  The awards recognise the leading entrepreneurs and innovators from the information and communications technology sector. Previous winners include Navman, Rakon, Endace Measurement Systems and Pulse Data.