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Kia ora, Seven months ago, the Minister for Digitising Government shared a Cabinet Paper outlining plans for an all-of-government strategic roadmap to accelerate the digitisation of government services. This roadmap was set to include a detailed work programme and a digital investment plan. So, where are we at with this initiative? Did you know that government agencies … Continue reading "Accelerating digitisation"
18 November 2024
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Accelerating Aotearoa’s path to net zero
Kia ora, Last week, I joined a meeting where government officials raised questions about the potential impact of data centres – an important topic, but one that often sees more opinions than facts. Reliable data is hard to come by. However, a recent report on the Australian data centre market offers some useful insights. Australian businesses would … Continue reading "Accelerating Aotearoa’s path to net zero"
11 November 2024
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Emerging tech regulations
Kia ora, Last week at our Wellington Dialogues – Digital Safety summit we gathered a diverse group of voices to explore this vital topic. Insights from Meta and TikTok experts were especially enlightening, from new approaches to teen accounts to the global debate over who should verify children’s ages – platforms or app stores? While child safety was a major focus, … Continue reading "Emerging tech regulations"
04 November 2024
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Outsmart cyber criminals!
Kia ora, Cyber Smart Week is here and we’re supporting the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC)’s campaign encouraging us to create effective passwords and use two-factor authentication for our online accounts. New Zealanders lose a staggering $198 million to scams each year! Many people don’t think they will fall for an online attack, but criminals rely on our … Continue reading "Outsmart cyber criminals!"
22 October 2024
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SFIA 9 Launch and Digital Skills in the Spotlight – Plus, a Focus on Digital Safety
Kia ora, It’s great to back after a refreshing two-week break. I’m excited to dive back into an action-packed final few months of the year for Aotearoa’s tech sector. We’ve got some important updates to share with you. Keep reading for more about the SFIA 9 Launch, upcoming events including one that’s particularly close to my heart, and … Continue reading "SFIA 9 Launch and Digital Skills in the Spotlight – Plus, a Focus on Digital Safety"
15 October 2024
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Shaping Aotearoa’s tech future—introducing key projects
Kia ora, I’m Yvonne Gill, and I’m excited to introduce myself as the Strategic Programmes Director at NZTech. While Graeme is enjoying a well-deserved holiday, I wanted to take the opportunity to share the scope of work happening across the NZTech Alliance that moves us toward our collective vision of a more prosperous, sustainable, equitable, … Continue reading "Shaping Aotearoa’s tech future—introducing key projects"
07 October 2024
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Celebrating Tech Success & Forging Ahead for a Better NZ!
Kia ora, This week, I want to take a moment to celebrate the momentum we’re building together and the bright future we’re shaping for Aotearoa through tech. With your support, we’re forging ahead with a clear vision for a safer, fairer, and more diverse New Zealand—one enabled by technology. As the united voice for tech … Continue reading "Celebrating Tech Success & Forging Ahead for a Better NZ!"
30 September 2024
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Cyber risk insights
Kia ora, Tomorrow at our Cyber Security Risk Conference, we’re diving into critical threats and emerging opportunities. As cyber risks grow more complex, these discussions will equip us with valuable insights to safeguard ourselves and stay ahead. Last week’s Cyber Security Insights report by the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) showed the agency responded to 1,203 incidents … Continue reading "Cyber risk insights"
23 September 2024
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Collaborating for change
Kia ora, Tē tōia, tē haumatiaNothing can be achieved without a plan, workforce and way of doing things This week, we’re acknowledging Te Wiki o te Reo Māori 2024. Māori culture is at the heart of what makes Aotearoa New Zealand unique. Engaging with the language is a meaningful way to honour our heritage. It also … Continue reading "Collaborating for change"
16 September 2024