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In this issue Insights from the Executive Director Life Sciences Summit News and events Insights from the Executive Director It’s been a very tough month for many of our BioTechNZ members and communities impacted by the recent devastating weather events in Aotearoa. My thoughts go out to everyone who has been affected and I acknowledge … Continue reading "Take a moment to breathe"
08 March 2023
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InsurTechNZ Update – March 2023
InsurTechNZ was established in 2021 to foster collaboration between companies who share a common interest in using data and digital strategies to improve the customer experience. Blair Turnbull, a founding co-chair, has stepped down from his InsurTechNZ role. We want to thank Blair for his energy and vision during those two years in helping create … Continue reading "InsurTechNZ Update – March 2023"
02 March 2023
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ChatGPT proving to be the iPhone moment for AI
Tēnā tātou katoa, ChatGPT is proving to be the iPhone moment for AI (thanks to Ming Cheuk for your excellent metaphor), with a good number of our members appearing in the news talking about the opportunities it has unleashed across a wide variety of applications, including: ElementX, Spark, Arcanum AI, Aware Group, Frankly AI, Ambit AI and University of Auckland. Get involvedWe have … Continue reading "ChatGPT proving to be the iPhone moment for AI"
28 February 2023
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FinTechNZ – Counting down to the FinTech Hui Taumata 2023
Kia ora, My thoughts are with all those affected by recent events in Aotearoa – both Cyclone Gabrielle and the Auckland flooding. If you’re in a position to provide material support to those in need I encourage you to donate to the Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund. The recent extreme weather events are a reminder that … Continue reading "FinTechNZ – Counting down to the FinTech Hui Taumata 2023"
24 February 2023
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The potential of Web3 + the future of money
Kia ora, Last November, our Law and Regulations Working Group hosted a roundtable with Hon. Judith Collins to discuss the National Party’s upcoming digital strategy and how Web3 could be a critical path towards an economically prosperous Aotearoa. During this session we discussed the current regulatory frameworks, compliance laws and taxation issues within New Zealand and other … Continue reading "The potential of Web3 + the future of money"
23 February 2023
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Education and innovative technology
Kia ora, It’s been an exciting start to the year here at EdTechNZ. I’d like to introduce our two new co-chairs, Amy Bucher, Head of Education Products at ADInstruments, and Jude Hadfield, Managing Director of the New Zealand entity at TTRO. We’re very excited to have such powerful women join the leadership team and support our Deputy Chair, Alana … Continue reading "Education and innovative technology"
22 February 2023
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Inspiring the next generation
Welcome to 2023. The TechWomen team is excited to announce our focus for the year is inspiring the next generation of females into technology centred careers. You would have seen our request for sponsorship and registration of interest for ShadowTech Day 2023, our headline programme which has had a few years hiatus with the pandemic. … Continue reading "Inspiring the next generation"
20 February 2023
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Water, water everywhere – now is the time for action
Kia ora, We’re a month and a half into the new year, and it’s already been one to remember. I hope you’ve all had a safe summer and are keeping as dry as possible during this extreme weather. Over the last few weeks, it seems as though we’re always preparing for the worst as mother … Continue reading "Water, water everywhere – now is the time for action"
16 February 2023
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Digital Identity in Aotearoa – the report you’ve been waiting for | February Newsletter
It’s exciting to share the Digital Identity in Aotearoa: Identity and Trust in an Increasingly Digital New Zealand report published earlier this month.
16 February 2023