COVID-19
A business model from COVID: IT lessons from NZ’s health response
The shifts that aided the pandemic response are also key to a revitalised, digital health care system for New Zealand.
CIOs reshape IT culture in wake of pandemic
IT leaders are leaning on lessons learned from the pandemic to redefine IT cultures and refine IT strategies as they move toward a new year of uncertainty.
Network for Learning expands to NZ students—in and out of school
Implementing Wi-Fi 6 and boosting internet security across New Zealand schools is a massive undertaking, especially with a talent shortage.
CIOs look to capitalize on the COVID spotlight
The pandemic has propelled CIOs to center stage, winning accolades for their transformative efforts. The next act is all about making sure this is a permanent role, not a cameo performance.
Hiring in the age of COVID: Key lessons learned
Almost two-thirds of companies now interview, hire and onboard entirely remotely — and it’s yielding some positive results. IT leaders who are hiring aggressively lend insights into the new paradigm.
9 tips for managing the mental health of your IT teams
Managing mental health has become a necessary burden for IT leaders during the pandemic. The following tips may help reduce burnout and get employees the help they need.
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.
CIOs embrace remote recruitment to land new gigs
New CIOs of Okta and Quick Base discuss their recruitment experience and offer tips for IT leaders open to or actively seeking new roles during the pandemic.
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CIOs cultivate political capital in response to pandemic
IT leaders who have gained clout among C-suite peers during the pandemic must target high-impact initiatives to extend their political capital in 2021, but challenges remain.
Exclusive survey: How IT is recovering from the COVID-19 crisis
IT leaders’ initial responses to COVID-19 helped keep many businesses open — now the emphasis is on thriving, not just surviving.
How Noel Leeming retooled its digital assistant for the pandemic
The Nola digital assistant started as an in-store kiosk but was made into an online chatbot as the lockdown closed stores, and pushed customers to the web.
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.
A 10-point plan for addressing WFH cybersecurity challenges
Back in early Spring, ensuring users could access the necessary applications securely from home was priority No. 1. Now, 3-4 months later, work from home looks like it's here to stay … for a while, at least. Here's your to-do list for...
The pandemic pivot: IT leaders innovate on the fly
Already accustomed to moving quickly, CIOs are testing and scrapping new solutions to accommodate customers. Their work could provide blueprints for future innovation.
7 steps to prepare IT for a second-wave COVID-19 outbreak
Lessons learned to date promise to help IT weather a second round of COVID-19 lockdowns this winter. Following a few basic suggestions could spell the difference between a trouble-free transition to remote teams and a viral meltdown.
The 7 most popular IT pilot projects today
The coronavirus pandemic has IT leaders shaking up IT priorities, with innovation pilots shifting to areas and technologies best suited to set up their organizations for near-term success.
IT leaders juggle staffing strategies, post-COVID
As project priorities (and IT budgets) shift, CIOs are rethinking how to acquire much needed skills in uncertain times.
What stays and what goes: CIOs shuffle IT project priorities
Responding to rapidly shifting business needs, CIOs are reprioritizing IT projects to position their organizations for future growth.
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