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“At TUANZ, our overall strategic goal is to ensure all New Zealanders, regardless of location or socio-economic circumstances, have access to reliable and affordable connectivity. We need to see the data, assess the alternatives, and ensure a customer-focused transition that leaves no one behind.”
The Tech Users Association of New Zealand (TUANZ) is proud to announce a strategic refresh, reaffirming its commitment to empowering all New Zealanders through better digital access and inclusion, trust and safety, education, responsible use of AI and data privacy.
After nearly a decade known as the Rural Connectivity Symposium, the Tech Users Association of New Zealand (TUANZ) is delighted to announce the Connecting Aotearoa Summit 2025 – a reimagined event that broadens the conversation for all New Zealanders.
Hassana Kirkwood founded Mahia Recruitment with a clear vision: to build a recruitment agency that would go beyond the transactional nature of the industry and do more for people.
Founded in Aotearoa as a family-owned engineering company more than 100 years ago, Beca is one of Asia Pacific’s largest independent advisory, design and engineering consultancies, employing more than 4,000 people in 25 offices around the world.
In May 2024, government, industry, and community representatives gathered at the Tech Users Association (TUANZ) Rural Connectivity Symposium in Rotorua to discuss future-proofing connectivity in our rural communities.
On Thursday, September 12 the Tech Users Association of New Zealand, (TUANZ) welcomed new board members at its Annual General Meeting held in Auckland during the Tech Users Summit 2024.
One of the opportunities that members of TUANZ have is to put their name forward for election to the Board.
On 28 May 2024, Zoe Udy was unanimously elected to the role of Deputy Chair of the TUANZ Board. Zoe grew up a digital native, further expanding her interest in technology by studying Computer Science and pursuing a career first in IT Project Management, then in Solution Architecture. Zoe is now working with a Digital […]
