Auckland, 18 November 2020 – Technology Investment Network (TIN) has named the EY Ten Companies to Watch in this year’s TIN Report, announced today at its virtual, interactive launch event, Tech Pulse 2020. The EY Ten Companies to Watch list includes the TIN100 companies with the largest revenue growth in 2020. Now in its 12th year, the EY Ten Companies to Watch list has …
2020 TIN REPORT: UNPRECEDENTED YEAR FOR NZ TECH EXPORTERS, RESILIENCE IN THE FACE OF GLOBAL COVID-19 PANDEMIC Tech sector has continued upward trajectory of growth for another financial year; strongly positioned to take advantage of New Zealand’s unique position Key Highlights for 2020 12.7B: TIN200 total revenue $972m: TIN200 total revenue growth 55,000: Number of TIN200 full-time staff 4,000: new jobs created by …
Kia ora koutou All eyes have been on the US for the past week as we’ve watched one of the world’s superpowers go through the democratic process , and it’ll continue to be compelling viewing as President Trump sees out his final two months of office. Closer to home, we have trans-Tasman travel bubbles and a new Cabinet line-up – …
Kia ora Barely a week after attending the ATEED-hosted Future Now event to discuss post-COVID recovery, and we are back in lockdown. It’s not what we hoped for or predicted. The past 18 months have been full of events none of us might have predicted. In an uncertain world it’s the cohesive, inclusive, diverse, transparent, and well-led economies that will prevail. The …
How to drive tech sector growth in a post COVID-19 environment was the theme of TIN’s first-ever virtual event for its Membership community, held recently. The impact of COVID-19 has been felt in a range of different ways across TIN businesses. For some it has been a textbook crisis where strong and collaborative leadership, focus on customers and staff and …
Kia ora koutou Welcome to Alert Level 1, and the return of personal freedom. The chance to go to a rugby game, explore New Zealand’s own backyard, and for some of you, a return to the office or the continuation of more flexible work arrangements. Whatever we’re doing, we’re all working on recovery. As the fastest growing part of New …
Lockdown has forced us all to think a little differently, and for us at TIN this has meant hosting our very first virtual TINTalk where our panel discussed the strengths and learning opportunities presented by the NZ healthtech sector and we revealed the findings of the inaugural HealthTech Insights Report. Around 200 people joined us online as we heard first-hand …
The Prime Minister’s recent decision to take the country into Alert Level 3 from next week will bring welcome relief to a large slice of New Zealand’s workforce. Hundreds of thousands of workers can get back on the job and many small businesses can start trading again. Shoring up our economy remains key to long-term recovery. I believe that once …
It’s great to see the potential of NZ’s tech export sector increasingly recognised in mainstream media, particularly the lead editorial of a national newspaper. In a pointed editorial a week ago, the Weekend Herald, loudly echoed something that TIN has been saying for some time – that Kiwi tech companies are not only growing but now growing profitably without any …
I trust you all had a relaxing Easter break! CEO succession planning has been a key theme of late, with the recent announcements of C-suite changes within some of our most successful tech companies – Vista Group and Xero to name just two. Our highly successful TINShed event on 22 March held at Generator’s Excelsior House in Auckland, allowed CEOs …
