Digital Initiatives stories

Governments still must deliver the services and the credentials that citizens require, offering both digital and physical options.

WalkMe has entered into an alliance agreement with Deloitte New Zealand, a global expert in human capital and business transformation consulting.

MCI, DISG, SNDGO, and c have launched the AI Trailblazers initiative to accelerate the development of impactful AI solutions in Singapore.

“2022 has been an exceptional journey for the Pivot team - we have seen continuous growth across all service lines as well as an increase in client demand."

"Together, VMware and NetApp offer businesses the multi-cloud flexibility and choice they need to leverage the best innovations in any cloud environment.”

Macquarie Telecom Group has become a member of the VMware Sovereign Cloud initiative, reflecting the company’s commitment to sovereign IT capability.

This acquisition will anchor and accelerate Alteryx's journey to the cloud and open new categories of buyers across IT within large enterprises.

By 2023, at least 85% of governments without a total experience (TX) strategy will fail to successfully transform government services, according to Gartner.

"Most companies still have a long way to go to generate substantial financial benefits with AI."

Tech Data has launched its Digital Transformation Series in collaboration with IBM, with the aim of fast tracking digital transformation for partners in the APAC region.

The partnership combines the two companies' product and services offerings into a local practice designed to help enterprises successfully scale and optimise software delivery.

Teltrac will open in the southern region of the country with presence across three cities, Dunedin, Invercargill and Queenstown. 

The enterprise cloud data management company states it is looking to drive cloud-first, cloud-native success for its strategic partners and customers.

“Public sector leaders expect government CIOs to find ways technology can reduce costs, create efficiencies and improve outcomes for citizens and businesses."

As one of the 500 most valuable brands in the world, the company’s global success didn’t come without struggles.

"Barriers to digital inclusion are multi-faceted and are felt unevenly across New Zealand."

By providing access to its tech expertise and cloud resources, Alibaba Cloud hopes to promote IT education around the globe.

“As more and more services go online there’s an assumption that we can all get onto our devices and complete these activities.”