Government stories - Page 64

The government aims to proactively publish non-personal and non-classified data from its agencies, making it accessible for free or at a reasonable cost.

Cloud computing is evolving, pushing providers like Hewlett Packard to deliver fit-for-purpose models, says David Fox at Technology@Work in Auckland.

Despite facing unprecedented challenges from earthquakes, CDHB's CIO Chris Dever commends his IT team's resilience and seamless disaster response.

The local District Health Board placing an order for several new C5v Mobile Clinical Assistant (MCA) tablet PCs from Motion following a huge success.

The Ministry of Science and Innovation has completed its senior team with Brett O'Riley and Graham Smith appointed as deputy chief executives.

The Commerce Commission has revised its view of Telecom's competition for UBA and seeks submissions on the revision.

NZ Govt launches critical cyber security strategy to bolster defences against internet threats, in consultation with global experts.

CallPlus and Slingshot CEO Mark Callander said his company will likely also issue proceedings against Telecom in light of ComCom discrimination allegations.

The Commerce Commission is to issue proceedings alleging that Telecom is likely to have discriminated under the Telecom Separation Undertakings.

Ministry accepts Commerce Commission recommendations on resale regulation of retail broadband and data services.

TelstraClear stuns competitors with a mobile call rate drop to 19p/min, reacting swiftly to new Commerce Commission pricing.

Kiwi mobile users win as ComCom slashes termination rates, promising cheaper calls and texts. Conflict brews as Vodafone decries extreme cuts.

Telecom's assets found overvalued by $1.3bn, misleading investors for the second year, reports the Commerce Commission.

Telecom slugged with a record £12m fine by Auckland High Court for anti-competitive 'price squeezing' tactics in a landmark case.

Draft study released that aims to identify issues that may impede the uptake of ultra-fast broadband in New Zealand.

All UBA links will still be subject to the terms of the UBA backhaul Standard Terms Determination, says ComCom.

HP secures a major deal to supply printing services to NZ government, promising up to 30% savings and enhanced productivity.

Commerce Commission finds 88 UCLL backhaul links competitive, boosting alternatives to Telecom's network in NZ.

The US government is exploring cloud computing to address budget cuts, aiming to save part of the USD $76 billion spent annually on over 10,000 systems.

The Commerce Commission to expand UBA pricing review, considering additional components beyond data transmission costs.