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The whole of government contract enables all government agencies in New Zealand to procure cloud solutions and services from SAP under standardised terms.
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Dr Jordan Nguyen, futurist and inventor, talks about his work as an ‘engineer for humanity’
How AI is reshaping tech for good initiatives
Partners with Deloitte to achieve 28-day implementation
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Hobbling Huawei: Inside the US war on China's tech giant
Surging levels of investment forecast for NZ tech exports in 2019
Genesis launches electricity plan tailored for - and designed with - dairy farmers
Self-driving trucks begin mail delivery test for US Postal Service
Top 10 IT outsourcing service providers in 2019
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CIO New Zealand launches the inaugural CIO50, recognising the nation's top 50 technology and digital chiefs of 2019, at the Te Papa in Wellington (Photos by Mark Coote)
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