Shared services stories
Kinetic IT has appointed Jacqui Adams to lead its digital transformation, enhancing national tech services and delivery models across Australia.
Expert Tech CEO Pat Murphy highlights AI's key role in enhancing security and compliance for Australia's mutual banks amid rising cyber threats and cost pressures.
Rufaro Mtuwa, a veteran of insignia, has been promoted to General Manager, where she will guide the Australian firm through its next growth phase.
Supervity launches its AP AI Command Centre to automate invoice-to-pay finance tasks, cutting processing times by 90% and boosting payment accuracy for firms.
Asia-Pacific leaders show the lowest confidence in AI effectiveness globally, yet 70% report steady ROI gains from current AI investments.
Inspira Enterprise appoints Arvind Lakshmiratan as Chief Marketing Officer. With extensive IT marketing expertise, he'll spearhead global market strategies.
Uber's JUMP e-scooters have officially launched in Auckland, allowing users to access the service through the Uber app.
Hyland demonstrates how content services can revolutionise Shared Services models, promoting efficiency, collaboration, and cost savings across departments.
Amidst Shanghai's bustling start-up scene, Fountown's co-working spaces are the perfect base for firms eyeing Chinese expansion.
Hawke's Bay Councils boost transparency with a new site, showcasing joint efforts to economize and innovate for locals.
The government looks to overhaul the broken ICT procurement process, aiming for transparency, efficiency, and wider industry involvement amidst rising costs.
Councils could cut costs and improve services by sharing functions and involving communities, but amalgamation is still seen as the answer.
Only 16% of UK public sector organisations have fully implemented digital strategies, down from 23% in 2023, as transformation faces delays and frustrations.
Councils and opponents remain split as the Government's water overhaul promises public ownership but keeps co-governance in place.
Unfunded transport and water projects threaten Auckland’s quality of life as the city faces 45,000 extra residents a year.
New Zealand Technology Group (NZTG) is on the lookout for companies to join its fold, offering prospective partners scale and backend services.
The UK government must change its approach to cost reduction in the public sector to achieve sustainable outcomes.