Sarah Putt
New Zealand Editor
Sarah Putt is the New Zealand editor for CIO and Computerworld.
Interview: Callaghan Innovation’s approach to smarter IT
CDO Jen Cherrington shares advice on how New Zealand IT organisations can partner better, tackle skills gaps, and be smarter about data.
IoT privacy in New Zealand: What CIOs need to know
Early adopters are nervous about what companies may do with their data. Although the new Privacy Act may allay some fears, other issues continue to cause concern, a study shows.
Stats NZ’s data transformation: Where it stands after 5 years
Efforts to modernise how the New Zealand statistics agency work meant it was ready for the pandemic’s work-from-home requirements and a deluge of new data.
Foodstuffs deploys digital identity ahead of new NZ privacy law
The grocery distributor gained better customer transactions, reduced administrative costs, and better support for user privacy.
New Zealand CIO community celebrated in CIO50
The 2020 awards highlight the transformation, disruption, and acceleration of business led by Kiwi CIOs.
NZ Inc. grapples with cybersecurity as it suffers a hidden scourge
New Zealand CIOs, CSOs, security consultants, and government officials debate the merits of mandatory reporting, stepping up criminal investigations, and not paying ransom.
How data insights and the cloud drive uptake of Les Mills’s on-demand fitness
The pandemic supercharged the uptake of online fitness, but it took data analytics and a cloud architecture to handle the growth.
Plunket takes baby steps into the cloud
The familiar New Zealand charity has the ultimate goal of a digital Plunket book, and more intelligent services for nurses and others working with clients.
Secret to leading NZ emergency services rollout? Don’t talk tech
The Next Generation Critical Communications (NGCC) effort seeks to modernise how four agencies gather information and communicate during a range of emergencies.
TupuToa lays a path for Māori and Pacific people into tech
The internship program expects to match about 240 students to tech jobs in New Zealand, working with partners like Microsoft and Saleforce.
University of Waikato leads the way with campus contact tracing
Its check-in approach could help universities throughout the world more safely let students return to campus—and help bring international students back to New Zealand.
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