Cyber-attacks on the rise: CERT NZ
In the last quarter, CERT NZ received the highest number of reports to date, with 1354 incidents resulting in $3.8 million in direct financial loss. And it seems no one is immune to the threats.
Data Quality 30 years on - What's changed?
Data quality projects are the darling of the industry but they're not new. Victoria MacLennan takes a look into the misty past and peeks at the future as well.
Have you ever tried to place an advert with NZME, Stuff, Mediaworks or TVNZ?
There is a popular narrative about the state of New Zealand media in the past decade, it goes like this:
Traditional media is on its knees because Google and Facebook are taking the lion's share of the ad spend, and this is after Trademe obliterated the classifieds revenue the decade before. Now Netflix, Disney+, and maybe Spark, are ruining the business models of the broadcast media.
True? Mostly. But are there other reasons traditional media is struggling? Sarah Putt takes a look.
Mobile wars: 5G starts to come together
The race to 5G is well and truly on with both Vodafone and Spark claiming firsts to market.
Update from ITPNZ
Here's a quick weekly update from ITP CEO Paul Matthews
This week the National Board of ITP came together in a combined Board and Planning meeting, confirming the work programme for 2020. We're als…
Brislen on Tech
Leadership and culture came to town this week with a visiting head of state... sort of.
And why is it that transport can't seem to get tech right? Perhaps they should take a leaf out of Dunedin Cit…
The internet is broken, its founder wants to fix it
Imagine if your legacy changed the world forever but not in a way you had hoped. That is a summation of the position that Tim Berners-Lee, the Inventor of the Internet, says he is in right now. But he…
CIO50 nominations extended
Nominations for the second annual CIO50 list have been extended to December 16.
Tale of two reports on digital inclusion
As broadband infrastructure improves and public and private offerings migrate online, access to a basic internet service becomes more critical for all New Zealand citizens.
Update from ITPNZ
Here's a quick weekly update from ITP CEO Paul Matthews
The last few weeks have been furiously busy at IT Professionals NZ, with heavy involvement in planning the future of vocational tech educatio…
UFB project completed
Ten years ago it was a pipe dream but today the Ultra Fast Broadband project has been completed, on time and on budget.
