News, views and analysis from the A/NZ tech sector No images? Click here Hi there, As tractors converge on 47 towns and cities around the country, it is a timely reminder of agriculture's place in the New Zealand economy. While agritech may not be on every Remuera ute-driver's radar, it has wide-reaching ramifications for New Zealand. It provides an opportunity for our agriculture sector to access cost efficiencies while delivering the ever increasing demand for food and embracing climate and sustainability issues. But it also offers a chance to grow not just the primary sector, but our tech sector, which is now the second largest source of offshore revenue for New Zealand (by TIN200's fairly broad definition anyway). The opportunity to grow our two biggest export drivers isn’t something to be sneezed at. But as always, where there are opportunities, there are also obstacles… Enjoy the read, Heather Wright In this issue > Growing agritech > Becoming a digitally resilient enterprise > Outdoor surveillance key IoT spend for govt > Cincom presents: Belinda Dimovski, Red Cross > Digitisation, new work paused as shortages bite > The Kaseya hack – and how to protect your network > AppWrap: Tech news from around the web AppWrap: Tech news from around the webAugen Software Group is now CodeHQ. The rebrand reflects its adapting to meet the shifting software development needs of New Zealand businesses. Icehouse Ventures new $75 million IVX growth fund will see established Kiwi startups being given a helping hand to scale globally. The draft report for the Digital ITP Skills workstream has been released. It features 10 skills actions the skills steering group says must be achieved. Proudly supported by these leading NZ software providersHave you been sent this newsletter from a colleague or friend? Sign up below to get it direct: SUBSCRIBE NOW ... Please support independent journalism! |