NZTech stories
New Zealand's tech industry, the nation's fastest-growing sector, is maturing rapidly, with successful exits spurring reinvestment and new ventures.
NZTech CEO Graeme Muller highlights Hong Kong's favourable conditions for Kiwi tech firms, including substantial investment funds and robust legal protections.
Next week, Digital Identity NZ will become New Zealand's first formal digital identity organisation, promoting open standards and innovation.
Graeme Muller says that he has returned from the Bay Area with an understanding of just how valuable the Kiwi-Cali connection will be.
Agritech growth in New Zealand is now getting a helping hand thanks to a deal with US-based firm Western Growers.
Muller says NZTech has 'critical' concerns that companies currently receiving the growth grant will get less support in future.
An increasing number of Kiwi tech designers are collaborating with businesses to produce a fast-growing segment of the industry.
New Zealand must act faster to allocate spectrum for IoT or risk being left behind, says the New Zealand IoT Alliance.
School children in New Zealand are taking a keen interest in technology, which is crucial for the country's future, says NZTech chief executive.
New Zealand rises to 7th most gender equal country, but only 26% of staff in the tech sector are women. More effort needed, says NZTech Director.
The New Zealand Government is investing $5.15m in research on digital identity, aiming to give citizens control of their information.
New Zealand's tech sector has created 3200 new jobs this year, surpassing the 2830 jobs in 2017, highlighting a booming and high-paid industry.
NZTech's chief executive describes why he thinks the government's research and development will work, and the pitfalls it needs to avoid.
NZTech chief Graeme Muller urges New Zealand's tech community to appoint its own CTO, calling government handling a 'shocker' after Derek Handley debacle.
NZTech's Graeme Muller sees agritech as a potential saviour for New Zealand's economy, joining 30 delegates in Silicon Valley to explore this promising sector.
Kiwi tech businesses face challenges in accessing talent, capital, and larger customer markets, according to Augen Software Group director Mitchell Pham.
The Instillery CEO Mike Jenkins and REANNZ CIOO Angela Nash join the board of the not-for-profit organisation that supports the $16b NZ tech industry.
There's often resistance from Asian businesses because they don't know about New Zealand's tech ingenuity – something Mitchell Pham finds frustrating.
The Awards are an opportunity to recognise the very best among New Zealand's community of Kiwi innovators, entrepreneurs and business leaders.
NZTech's ShadowTech 2018 pairs girls with female mentors in the IT sector for a day to tackle the gender imbalance and inspire future tech careers.
