Optimation news stories

“It has been very satisfying to grow Mentum to this point and it’s a logical time for the business to move to new ownership to continue that journey."

Many businesses don’t have the in-house expertise needed to sustain or update complex applications that keep up with the evolving expectations and needs of customers.

With the rise of SaaS, the funding to continue to maintain an in-house IT team has been reducing, leaving IT management with the constant pressure to provide more with less.

“We have seen a 50% reduction in the time taken to deliver functionality in low-code platforms, as opposed to doing it in a traditional way.”

The Ministry of Education has selected Optimation for a multi-million dollar software development project to deliver a replacement system for the School Transport Resourcing Administration System.

Practically coinciding with its celebration of 20 years in the IT industry, Kiwi company Optimation has acquired a 50% stake in Australasian Google Enterprise partner Barbador, marking a new direction in its strategic trajectory.

Kiwi service provider partners with Australasian start-up to leverage enterprise cloud platform.

e-learning to keep new and existing channel partners ahead of latest technologies & products.

Former Dimension Data principal consultant rounds out 'national IT consulting practice'.

Former Optimation manager to build on partnerships, outgoing boss staying on as executive chairman.

The IT firm expects to grow 30% over its 2011 financial year.

Rhoda Holmes, former CEO of Optimation, has been appointed<br />to the executive of Greenstone&nbsp; Energy, the company which now owns the former Shell service stations.

After reporting strong growth the IT company has revealed plans to move its Auckland office.

Philipp Heltewig, Managing Director for Sitecore Australia and New Zealand, has told<span style="font-style: italic;"> The Channel of the firm's aggressive expansion plans in New Zealand.

SilverStripe NZ has signed on Optimation as the first New Zealand partner to joins its global partner program.

Rhoda Holmes – the former chief executive at Optimation - has been appointed to the Kordia Board.

<span style="font-size: 14pt;">Making us all computer literate<span style="font-size: 18pt; color: #800000;">The NZICT Group wants New Zealand to become the most digitally literate nation in the world.