16 December 2022
SFIA is a global technical competency and skills framework used in around 200 countries and extensively in New Zealand and Australia. The licence enables all government entities, all New Zealand businesses, and individuals to access and use the SFIA framework.
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07 September 2022
Kia ora and hello,It’s been a busy and inspiring few months, with offshore trade missions showcasing some of our incredible companies in the US, UK and Australia. Back in Aotearoa, a busy Techweek was followed by a celebration of our community at the Hi-Tech Awards Gala. Ka rawe, what a night it was! With New Zealand borders … Continue reading "National SFIA Licence for New Zealand Businesses and Government Agencies"
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04 May 2022
Helping more people to upskill and reskill in the digital technology sector is essential to ensure the sector has the experienced talent it needs.
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11 February 2022
The release today of a draft digital technologies industry transformation plan (ITP) is the result of a year-long collaboration between Government and the tech sector
Read More As part of the ongoing work to enhance the skills and talent pipeline through the Digital Technologies Industry Transformation Plan, New Zealand now has a national Skills Framework for the Information Age (SFIA) licence so all business and government agencies can adopt and use the framework. This l
16 December 2022
Kia ora and hello,It’s been a busy and inspiring few months, with offshore trade missions showcasing some of our incredible companies in the US, UK and Australia. Back in Aotearoa, a busy Techweek was followed by a celebration of our community at the Hi-Tech Awards Gala. Ka rawe, what a night i
7 September 2022
Helping more people to upskill and reskill in the digital technology sector is essential to ensure the sector has the experienced talent it needs. What opportunities are currently available, and what are the barriers or gaps for those wanting to convert their skills? Plus, what can be done to h
4 May 2022
In case you missed it ?♀️, our brand new Tech Story, We See Tomorrow First went live last month! Check out what was happening behind the scenes, why sharing our Story is important and revisit an international perspective from New Zealand’s Trade Commissioner&n
11 March 2022
Yesterday, we celebrated the launch of New Zealand’s Tech and Innovation Story, We See Tomorrow First. We hope you are as inspired as we are!Here’s the webinar recording, to share with your teams. Please explore our brand new website www.seetomorrowfirst.nz and you can also view
23 February 2022
UNTAPPED POTENTIAL OF NZ TECH SECTOR TO BE REALISED WITH THE LAUNCH OF NEW ZEALAND’S TECH STORY AND BRAND PLATFORM “WE SEE TOMORROW FIRST” February 22nd, 2022 New Zealand’s technology story, aiming to create a compelling, consistent way of promoting our tech capabilities to the w
22 February 2022
The release today of a draft digital technologies industry transformation plan (ITP) is the result of a year-long collaboration between Government and the tech sector which has reinforced the massive opportunity available from accelerating growth for digital tech exporters. The process behind th
11 February 2022
These are exciting times for the Digital Economy. View the latest Digital Technologies Draft Industry Transformation Plan-2022-23. View now
11 February 2022
Discover our Tech Story, why it's important and how to use it. You're invited to the online launch of New Zealand’s Tech and Innovation Story on Tuesday 22 February at 1.00pm. We can’t wait to share the Tech Story with you! Learn more and register here. New Zealand brings a unique persp
9 February 2022
REGISTER NOW New Zealand brings a unique perspective to how we think about and use technology. It’s a perspective that the world needs now, more than ever to help create technology that will build a better tomorrow. Our Tech Story is designed to help build New Zealand's international
3 February 2022
As part of the Public Service Act 2020, government agencies are required to develop a Long-term Insights Briefing (LTIB) to explore issues that matter for the future wellbeing of New Zealanders. Stats NZ is proposing a briefing on data as a national competitive advantage. Detail on the types of
9 December 2021
On 20th October 2021, the i4 Accelerator Program and Scion are launching the forestry data innovation lab. The lab has a virtual format and is hosted by Scion at its Rotorua campus. The lab will act as a focal point for the local economy, helping businesses and organisations of all sizes design and
27 October 2021