FinTechNZ recently conducted an export-focused survey to gain a deeper understanding of the needs and challenges faced by our sector.

Last week the Toi Mai Workforce Development Council published Te Wao Toi Whānui | The Toi Whānui Forest, the workforce development plan (WDP) for vocational training for New Zealand’s digital technology sector.

TechWomen are delighted to announce Tuatahi First Fibre as a new associate partner. As a leader in Aotearoa’s ultrafast broadband revolution, Tuatahi First Fibre’s role is to meticulously plan and install a sprawling network of fibre optic cables across our country.

TechWomen are delighted to announce CyberCX as a new associate partner. CyberCX are a leading independent trans-Tasman provider of cyber security services and are committed to progressing gender equality and diversity in the workplace and the cyber security industry.

Industry voice NZTech, today announces the launch of a new report, Technology for Emissions Reduction: A framework for Aotearoa’s Climate Technology Roadmap. 

Deloitte and FintechNZ are delighted to launch the 2024 New Zealand Fintech Pulsecheck. 

In the wake of an inquiry into the future nature, impact and risks of cryptocurrencies by a select committee, industry body BlockchainNZ says New Zealand must seize the transformative opportunities blockchain technologies offer.   “There is an urgent need for proactive measures to harness the transformative potential of blockchain technologies,” says BlockchainNZ’s executive director, Alison Mackie. … Continue reading "NZ missing real growth opportunities – BlockchainNZ"

Monday 19 February, 2024 NZTech proudly announces its commitment to becoming a System Changer through the Future-Fit framework. This marks a significant milestone in the organisation’s journey towards sustainability and social responsibility. “During the past two years, NZTech has produced ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) Reports under the Future Fit framework, solidifying its dedication to … Continue reading "NZTech pursues System Changer certification"

BlockchainNZ challenges the Reserve Bank of New Zealand’s (RBNZ) assertion that stablecoins are ‘oxymorons’, emphasising the transformative potential of blockchain technology for our economy, “By embracing blockchain technology and digital currencies, Aotearoa New Zealand can position itself as a leader in the global economy and unlock new opportunities for prosperity and growth,” says BlockchainNZ’s chair … Continue reading "BlockchainNZ challenges Reserve Bank’s ‘oxymoron’ stablecoin claim!"