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Friday, 23 July 2021, 9:43 am Datacom Group and Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu have signed a strategic partnership agreement, which will see the South Island iwi and New Zealand’s largest home-grown technology provider working together to deliver a series of tech projects and a new pathway for Māori youth interested in the tech sector. Datacom Group CEO Greg Davidson says the agreement is part of Datacom’s approach to embrace new channels for training and development, and the kaupapa will help ...

Ngai Tahu teams up with Datacom for jobs and tech 23 Jul 2021 12:48 PM More Related Stories Related Podcast Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu have signed a strategic partnership with the largest New Zealand-owned technology services company that will give more young Māori a pathway into the tech sector. Datacom Group CEO Greg Davidson says the agreement is part of the company’s search for new channels for training and development, and it will also help it better understand the needs of Māori i...

Datacom has released its results for the 2021 financial year, reporting strong revenue and profit growth on the back of strong demand for cloud infrastructure and digital projects. The company revealed its revenue came in at $1.41 billion for the year ended 31 March 2021, up from $1.34 billion the previous year. Net profit after tax was $35 million for the period, up from $19 million in FY2020. Full-year operating cash flow is at $156 million. In the announcement, Datacom said the numbers refle...

Tuesday, 6 July 2021, 11:04 am Revenue growth to $1.41 billion and NPAT to $35 million enables investment to grow  Datacom Group today reported financial results for the year to 31 March 2021 (FY21). Revenue climbed to $1.41 billion, up from $1.34 billion in the prior year (FY20). Net profit after tax is $35 million, an improvement over the previous year’s $19 million, as the company continues to position for future growth across the Group. Full-year operating cash flow remains solid at $15...

Leading technology company Datacom Group has nearly doubled its profit on the back of a large revenue gain driven by increasing demand for digital services. The result reflected increased demand for technology services and data centre capability, and a major shift to cloud storage, Datacoms chief executive said. Photo: 123RF The firms profit for the year ended March was up 84 percent to $35 million, compared with the previous years $19m. Group chief executive Greg Davidson said the result refl...

Press Release – Datacom Revenue growth to $1.41 billion and NPAT to $35 million enables investment to grow  Datacom Group today reported financial results for the year to 31 March 2021 (FY21). Revenue climbed to $1.41 billion, up from $1.34 billion in the prior … Revenue growth to $1.41 billion and NPAT to $35 million enables investment to grow Datacom Group today reported financial results for the year to 31 March 2021 (FY21). Revenue climbed to $1.41 billion, up from $1.34 billion in th...

Events in Metro Vancouver: Live and virtual things to do May 6-12 Whether you are looking for date-night ideas, free things to do, or just something fun for the kids, you cant go wrong with our list of events happening around Metro Vancouver between May 6-12. Headlining this weeks picks is the ParkerArtSalon. Author of the article: Shawn Conner Publishing date: May 04, 2021  •  May 4, 2021  •  3 minute read  •  Mark Bowen’s Vanishing Species — Ocean Blue Bear (mixed medi...

Religious View: Church essential in troubled times Easter has passed and for many, it was an opportunity to return to in-person worship. The need to be in the fellowship of believers, in fact, has never been more critical. We are told that one in four young adults are suicidal. Furthermore, the Gallop poll found in its yearly mental health survey that the mental health of Americans is at its lowest point since the poll was started. Interestingly, the poll discovered that the most effective way ...

Article – Digitl Early in 2020 much of the world went into lockdown. Companies sent workers home to work. Schools sent students home to study.Early in 2020 much of the world went into lockdown. Companies sent workers home to work. Schools sent students home to study. As a response, there was a surge in technology adoption. Often, people, companies and organisations tried, for the first time, technologies they had not used before. In others, rarely-used technologies moved centre stage. Video-c...

Early in 2020 much of the world went into lockdown. Companies sent workers home to work. Schools sent students home to study. As a response, there was a surge in technology adoption. Often, people, companies and organisations tried, for the first time, technologies they had not used before. In others, rarely-used technologies moved centre stage. Video-conferencing, online shopping and streaming were among the technologies where adoption leapt forward. Cloud and collaboration surged. Al...