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Cleaning up the legacy mess so the business can innovate

Business innovation doesnu2019t come from cleaning up the mess common to many legacy systems. However, not fixing the mess can certainly slow or limit the ability to innovate.

The future of IT leadership: 5 new roles CIOs must master

If you think technology leaders' jobs have changed a lot over the past few years, just wait. Here are five new roles all CIOs must take on in the years ahead.

2degrees on its 10th year: CEO Mark Aue talks about continuing to transform Kiwi telco market

Are CIOs truly prepared for the next economic downturn?

Organizations found themselves in a precarious position during the last economic downturn. Here is a list of things to consider before the next one hits.

How to prepare for (and ace) the technical interview

5 Top Tips to Finding the Right Fit

How to prepare for (and ace) the technical interview

Technical interviews can make or break your chances for landing a new job. Here's how to prepare yourself for success, even if you're a self-taught programmer.

CIOs must embrace a whole-brain approach to leadership. Here’s how

Leadership teams that embed whole-brain thinking across the enterprise drive greater financial results than those that donu2019t. These steps will help CIOs become whole-brain thinkers.

Serko and FaceMe create world’s first digital human corporate travel assistant

Southern Cross Hospitals appoints chief digital officer

Kiwi business students ditch ‘get rich schemes’, opt for social ventures

IT resume makeover: Finding the right aesthetic and format

IT leaders must work to hone their resumes, but equally important is making sure the format and flow catch the attention of recruiters and application tracking systems alike.