Sarah Putt
New Zealand Editor
Sarah Putt is the New Zealand editor for CIO and Computerworld.
Friday Fry Up: Election tech debate no show, Ministry of Health’s tech lessons, CIO50 awards
Friday Fry Up is Computerworld New Zealand’s weekly look at the world of IT.
IT at the South Pole: How NZ manages its tech infrastructure in Antarctica
Static electricity, an ageing IT infrastructure, limited accessibility, and now COVID-19 all make the Antarctica New Zealand base not your typical IT environment.
Friday Fry Up: Cyberattacks and continuous disclosure, Unbundling the status quo, Chile, Singapore, and us, Take the skills survey
Friday Fry Up is Computerworld New Zealand’s weekly look at the world of IT.
How to close the IT skills gap? A national NZ survey seeks answers
With immigration shut off due to the pandemic, fears over a looming tech talent deficit are spurring a renewed focus on growing local New Zealand expertise.
Friday Fry Up: Biggest IaaS share in NZ, Incremental 5G, Police sign up for Algorithm Charter, Greens’ tech policy
Friday Fry Up is Computerworld New Zealand’s weekly look at the world of IT.
Data maturity in New Zealand: Most businesses are on the low end
A new Deloitte report shows most New Zealand business have low levels of data maturity, but agritech firm LIC shows what’s possible.
Friday Fry Up: Digital inclusion plan plea, Fibre to the home at last, Health tech’s unsung hero, Cybersecurity again
Friday Fry Up is Computerworld New Zealand’s weekly look at the world of IT.
National party releases tech policies for 2020 election
Establishing technology ministry, adding 1,000 scholarships, shifting the Elevate Fund more to start-up investments, and attracting global firms to New Zealand are among the proposals.
Friday Fry Up: IT election concerns, IT election silence, Mobile matters, Spark goes all-in on mobile, What you do in a recession
Friday Fry Up is Computerworld New Zealand’s weekly look at the world of IT.
Indigenous data sovereignty and how Māori are leading the way
New Zealand’s Tikanga in Technology project is one of several efforts meant to create awareness and structure for others.
Most NZ farmers have decent broadband, but improvement is needed
The option of unlimited data plans, a choice of providers, and greater investments are among the top needs cited in a Federated Farmers survey.
Friday Fry Up: Cyber security and the IT pro, Working-from-hardware, Sky TV rugby and broadband
Friday Fry Up is Computerworld New Zealand’s weekly look at the world of IT.
New Zealand PC sales up, smartphone sales down
Tablet sales have also grown as people are stuck at home and look to do more computing than a smartphone can handle.
Diversity should be the first, not the final, frontier in NZ space industry
A focus on bringing in women and minority groups now would help ensure that the engineering teams don’t look like they did in the 1950s.
Friday Fry Up: Under DDoS attack, Public cloud assault, Telco wars will not commence
Friday Fry Up is Computerworld New Zealand’s weekly look at the world of IT.
Fresh fund for start-ups bolsters NZ focus on agritech
One firm, LIC, is actively on the hunt for biotech-orientated technology innovators.
NZ IT managers urged to revisit security following hasty lockdown changes
CERT NZ cites a rise in ransomware and RDP attacks during the COVID-19 pandemic, at a time when companies may have made changes that compromise security.
Friday Fry Up: Chorus faces down threats, Spark bets on 5G, NZX under attack
Friday Fry Up is Computerworld New Zealand’s weekly look at the world of IT.
How an award-winning Māori tech company solves healthcare issues
In seeking to improve the healthcare experience, Emergency Q also sought to be a genuine Māori tech business in its values and how it delivered and created its solution.
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