Talent2's Novopay settlement costs breach $29 million
Operating costs of troubled New Zealand schools payroll system Novopay are still too high, says minister.
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Can Forward halt Unisys' decade of decline?
One of the great engineering driven technology companies is digging into its legacy to find a way forward.
Regional role for Wellington City Council platform
Wellington City Council has delayed the release of a tender for a new core council platform to allow other regional councils to climb aboard.
Commonwealth wins disclosure in Attachmate copyright stoush
Setback for Attachmate as it pursues the Australian Defence Department for copyright infringement of its software.
Tax office embarks on NZ$1.5 billion IT transformation
The eye-watering bill is as much as the New Zealand government invested in its nationwide Ultra-Fast Broadband network rollout.
Deloitte gobbles enterprise software specialists
Firm buys SAP, Oracle and software-as-a-service implementation firms to boost growth.
Shared regional council platform launched, a year late
Time was sacrificed to preserve budget and scope as signs of a blowout emerged, according to the project manager.
Workday readies OpenStack cloud
Sortware as a service HR systems vendor tackles final technical challenges before deployment.
Trade Me: Was it the biggest QuickBooks user ever?
A Netsuite rollout at New Zealand-listed trading website Trade Me saw the end of what could have been the world's largest QuickBooks implementation.
NZ government defends DRM policy
New Zealand's lead state sector agency yesterday responded to criticism of its new digital rights management guidelines, saying the policy does not alter its support for open source software in government agencies.