The CIO100 event, which presents the results of the annual research on the top ICT using organisations in New Zealand, was held for the first time this year in Wellington. Victor Vae'au of the NZ Defence Force delivered the CIO keynote presentation. Photos by James Henderson.
The speakers in this year’s CIO100 event - Carl Powell of Fletcher Building, Denildo Albuquerque and David Spaziani of Gartner, John-Paul Sikking of Cisco and Steve Griffin of Unisys – share pointers on taking the lead amidst fast-paced changes. Photos by Jason Creaghan
Murray Mitchell of the NZ Fire Service and Steve Thompson of Unisys discuss how organisations can ensure their infrastructure, operations and people meet new and constantly shifting requirements in an increasingly competitive and digital environment.
Deane Johns of the NZ Association of Credit Unions and Steve Thompson of Unisys talk about how emerging technologies can be applied to this new environment, and more importantly, what are the people and process changes to expect for the future.
New Zealand Transport Agency (NZTA) has awarded Unisys a five and a half year contract to support its suite of registry functions and to provide a cloud-based Agile software development environment designed to speed application development to better respond to legislative change.
Unisys has released the latest edition of the Unisys Security Index saying, perhaps unsurprisingly, that New Zealanders’ concern about security issues is the highest it has been since the index was initiated in 2006.
16 international airlines operating to and from New Zealand sign four-year agreement with Unisys.
“The Asia Pacific region is a strategically important growth market for us..."
Unisys survey reveals which organisations Kiwis don’t trust to protect their personal information.
Vendors announcing new data centres in New Zealand usually make a big thing of stressing their Tier 3 rating. But is it important?
Unisys New Zealand has signed a contract with the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) to build a new system that will enable landlords to lodge tenancy bonds online.
External threats might be what you read about most in the media, but internal inadvertent mistakes can cause as much harm for any organisation, according to industry experts.
In New Zealand, all businesses, regardless of their size or industry, know that disaster recovery (DR) and business continuity (BC) is not a luxury item to have, but a real necessity.