NZTech stories - Page 4

Upcoming edtech conference hopes to share insights with the education sector and connect educators with leading tech players.>>

“If we, New Zealand, became early adopters as well as empowered our young people to work at crafting technology to solve every-day problems.">>

"We want to ensure our digital learning is equitable, purposeful and based on excellence for diverse students and families.">>

NZTech wants people ready to make an impact in the industry to be nominated for their board.>>

What will New Zealand's digital future look like? Fast internet, cloud, big data and mobility are at the forefront, and our leaders must embrace it.>>

"The rapid development of AI technologies presents innumerable opportunities and challenges for New Zealand.">>

“The prosperity of New Zealand is inextricably linked to how we embrace our future as a digital nation.”>>

Want to encourage young women in our schools to pursue STEM and exciting careers in the tech sector? ShadowTech Day will help them meet their mentors>>

Techweek '17 is over but not forgotten, hopefully educators were able to take a piece of tech knowledge home from 'class' this year.>>

“The tech sector is growing at a pace that means new talent is in demand. This has resulted in the tech sector having some of the highest salaries.">>

NZTech says New Zealand is putting its focus overseas to attract tech talent, but it shouldn't be our only initiative.>>

“The tech sector is working closely with the government on ensuring the cyber strategy is implemented as fast as possible.">>

“By spending a day in the workforce, participants get to experience first-hand what it’s like to work in a technology role.">>

"Lee was responsible for leading the board on a journey of constant improvement including the development of an excellent diversity policy.">>

NZTech is welcoming a former Vietnamese refugee to its ranks, as Mitchell Pham takes over as chair from Bennett Medary.>>

“This is a great channel for helping raise the awareness globally that New Zealand is a leading hi-tech nation.">>

“Technology has been the best equaliser for any Kiwi start up or young tech company to have a shot.">>

"The government has done a good job of opening up the opportunity for testing this technology in NZ but we are certainly not leading the world.">>

"So when and where do we learn digital fluency? It may start with familiarity with consumer technology and gadgets in the home from a young age,">>

Several high profile firms are taking part in Shadow Tech Day, an annual event designed to inspire female students to look at a future career in IT.>>

Kiwi schools & technologies providers can bid for $1 million in creative project funding, thanks to a new Request for Proposal announced by the govt.>>

Cyber security has soared to prominence as attacks continue to rise - this event is about collaboration to defend against cyber crime from the outset.>>

"If we were to truly commit to this as an explicit core national strategy and engage with global partners, we could achieve an astonishing amount.">>

Size and location doesn't matter in the tech industry any more. New Zealand's innovation and expertise matches global levels.>>