Engineering stories
Effective power management is crucial for industries with high power consumption rates, like data centers. .
Red Hat appoints Matt Hicks as new CEO after his successful leadership in the company's product strategy and development.
Arcserve promotes Karl Thomson to Asia Pacific pre-sales director, drawing on his extensive knowledge of the product and solution portfolio.
ConnectWise, the software management company, has appointed Todd Hale as CIO and Ciaran Chu as GM, focusing on developing innovation & user experience.
Modis, soon to become Akkodis, partners with MIT Initiative on the Digital Economy to collaborate on research and digital transformation.
New Relic has introduced New Relic Vulnerability Management to help organisations find and address security risks faster and with greater precision.
Talend appoints Sam Pierson as CTO and Jason Penkethman as CPO to support development of innovative solutions for data-driven business outcomes.
Marketplacer appoints Tal Rotbart as CTO to drive technology development and platform growth, reinforcing engineering, infrastructure and cybersecurity.
Cevo, an AWS Advanced Consulting Partner, has appointed Garry Asprey-Sharman as its new partnerships manager to drive relationships with AWS.
Contact centre security firm PCI Pal has named Adam Paton as VP of Sales for Australia and New Zealand as it expands its global reach.
Engenco Group implements SugarCRM to consolidate customer data, improve insights, and enhance customer experience.
Micro-optical technology company, Preciseley Microtechnology, announces three new additions to its executive management team.
Ben Wylie and Yamen Sader, former founders of Sixtree, have left their senior positions at a Big Four consultancy to create Lab Eleven.
Her research on resilience and workforce challenges is set to bolster governance as BRANZ seeks better outcomes for Aotearoa New Zealand's building sector.
Koala, an Australian furniture company, hires Emma Pudney as CTO. She aims to expand online offerings, encourage sustainability, and advocate for women in tech.
Tree roots can crack walls and disrupt drains when dry soils shrink, making monitoring essential for homes and infrastructure.
Only essential building work may continue, with contractors required to follow strict COVID-19 controls or defer jobs until restrictions ease.
The $30m project is expected to supply 3,000 homes and improve summer power reliability in the Far North once completed.
Household water bills could soar unless New Zealand overhauls ageing networks, with studies flagging up to NZD $185 billion of work needed.
Clients on major construction jobs will gain independent contract oversight as The Building Intelligence Group appoints Charles Brown in Auckland.
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