Otago Technology

Dunedin's IT Growth Great For Other Sectors

Dunedin — Dunedin is fast becoming known as the Silicon Valley of the Southern Hemisphere, thanks to the exponential growth seen in its tech sector.

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Technology 4:01PM

E- Plan trial for District Plan

Queenstown — Cutting edge technology is being trialled by the Queenstown Lakes District Council to make its District Plan review relevant and accessible to the wider community.

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Technology 1:49PM

Funding advances production of revolutionary single-blade turbine

Otago — A revolutionary single-blade wind turbine designed for domestic use by Dunedin’s Powerhouse Wind Limited will be developed for production and sale in partnership with Otago Polytechnic, thanks to a $368,000 grant from the Ministry of Science and Innovation’s Technology Transfer Voucher scheme.

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Technology 1:17PM

New software release copes well in busy tourism season

Queenstown — New and improved functionality in the ibisNx tourism specific software is making life easier for users the length and breadth of the country.

Hutt City iSITE team from L-R Pai Isaako, Krystal Singh, Jaimee Bialy, Michaela Warren and i-SITE Manager Linda Goss.

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Technology 9:40AM

Cloud computing the new way for lawyers

Queenstown — When top lawyer Graeme Todd decided to launch his new practice in Queenstown, he was curious about what computing “In the Cloud” could offer his new lawfirm.

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Technology 8:59AM

Libraries' Partnership with APNK First Birthday Tomorrow

Dunedin — Today is the first anniversary of the partnership between Aotearoa People’s Network Kaharoa (APNK) and Dunedin Public Libraries.

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Technology 11:20AM

A growing team for IBIS

Queenstown — New Zealand’s leading integrated tourism software company has expanded its team as it boosts the capability and capacity of the growing business.

New recruits Mike Lewis, Lauren Price and Paul Bibby

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Technology 12:42PM

Robotic tuner takes overnight shift at Browns

Queenstown — One of New Zealand’s longest-established ski shops with a passion for the snowsports industry has made a significant investment in its business with the purchase of a Montana robotic ski tuner.

Browns directors Paul 'Haggis' Vaitkus (L) and Kris Vermeir (R) with importer Ian Bright from importer Brandex in Christchurch (centre) and the new Montana Snow Cruiser Max at the company's ski shop in Queenstown

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Technology 9:45AM

IBIS Technology welcomes new team member

Queenstown — As a tourism software expert with a passion for the outdoors, Chris Watson will feel right at home in his new job at IBIS Technology based in Queenstown.

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Technology 3:25PM

iPhone Market Research Software Developed in NZ Debuts at Queenstown Winter Festival

Queenstown — American Express Queenstown Winter Festival organisers will have same-day access to feedback from festival-goers as Angus & Associates rolls out a new research service PABLO" at this years event.

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Technology 9:29AM

Good process, prudent decision making and a major reinvestment

Oamaru — The Waitaki District Council needs to update its computer system to continue to maintain core services.

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Technology 2:16PM

Dunedin Start-up Pitches In to Improve Quality of Life for Millions of Employees Worldwide

Dunedin — Dunedin tech start-up PocketSmith has partnered with industry leaders to improve their work-life balance services using its unique budgeting technology.

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Technology 10:36AM

Dunedin startup PocketSmith to launch public beta next month

Dunedin — PocketSmith, a Dunedin based startup offering a financial planning application, will launch its public beta version next month.

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Technology 4:59PM

Fibre optic cable stuck

Wanaka — The contractor on the Queenstown Lakes District Council Bendemeer pipeline project at Lake Hayes struck a telecom fibre optic cable today, Queenstown Lakes District Council general manager engineering Mark Kunath said.

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Technology 6:33PM

Making IT work for people - new Green policy

Dunedin — The Green Party released its Information Technology (IT) Policy today ahead of a lecture tonight by free software legend Richard Stallman, jointly hosted by Otago University's Campus Greens branch and the computer science department.

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Technology 12:29PM

IT management practices inadequate to preserve forensic evidence

Otago — The second annual New Zealand Computer Crime and Security Survey has revealed New Zealand organisations are ill-equipped to preserve computer forensic evidence.

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