Deloitte stories - Page 2

“It’s a role that aligns perfectly with my passion for people and making positive impact through digital ways and means.">>

If Australia’s government agencies invested in greater digital transformation, Australians could have as much as one day per year in extra time saved.>>

Several high profile Kiwi tech firms will be giving young New Zealand female students the opportunity to be mentored at the upcoming ShadowTech Day events.>>

Businesses need to work hard to improve their reputations, according to one survey.>>

Fourteen new partner and director appointments join a new wave of Deloitte leaders as the company expands its presence in New Zealand.>>

“As the stewards of an organisation’s long-term value, the board must look beyond the immediate future.">>

"Leaders are more realistic about what it will take to succeed, and they appear particularly focused on societal impact and workforce development as two critical components of their future success.">>

Of the seven companies named in the OutSystems recent partner awards, three have a strong APAC presence.>>

An Auckland-based digital marketing startup is reflecting on its ranking in the 2018 Deloitte Fast 50 after a four-year journey that started with $100 and a base in an Auckland bedroom.>>

"An increasing amount of companies captured by New Zealand’s Anti-Money laundering legislation are realising that an electronic identity verification solution can streamline their customer onboarding.">>

Hamilton-based software firm Company-X has landed a spot on Deloitte Technology’s Fast 500 Asia Pacific 2018 ranking - for the second year in a row.>>

The strategic partnership aims to combine the companies capabilities to deliver real-time analytics to businesses across Australia.>>

Delloite, AWS, Juniper, and more were on display in Sydney to demonstrate and explain how they are helping to move the opensource community forward.>>

“By joining forces we can help even more organisations adopt cloud technologies and put their customers at the heart of their digital agendas.”>>

Startup Dunedin Challenger Series finalists have just one more night to prepare for their final pitch night, set to be held tomorrow.>>

The addition of Dell Boomi bolsters Deloitte’s platform engineering capabilities.>>

Deloitte says it’s continuing to pursue its technology consultancy business with help from Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Brisbane-based cloud firm CloudTrek.>>

AI is rapidly changing the way financial services institutions attract and retain their customers.>>

ACC is implementing a new claims process that it believes will speed up responses to straightforward accident-based claims.>>

“I hope this award helps to further demonstrate a significant turnaround in how the work of the Bureau is perceived and I am hugely proud of that.">>

“All of the judges commented on the extremely high quality of applicants. It’s fantastic to see startups from a variety of backgrounds.">>

Five of Deloitte’s businesses are opening their coffers to pledge an extra investment of US$321 million (NZ$473 million) towards an Asia Pacific firm.>>

IDC has released the results of its 2018 APAC vendor assessments for managed security services and threat lifecycle services.>>

Promising Dunedin startups could be in with a chance to learn from the best – and get $65,000 worth of services for their efforts.>>