Dunedin City Council stories
OneAdvanced integrates Australian software to boost growth
Thu, 6th Jun 2024
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healthtech
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government
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software
OneAdvanced has successfully integrated three Australian software firms, launching six portfolios to drive growth and enhance customer value across ANZ.
Dunedin City Council enhances contract management with Portt
Fri, 5th Apr 2024
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dunedin city council
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contract management
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portt
Dunedin City Council partners with Portt to revamp Contract Lifecycle Management system, improving strategic decision-making and optimising public spend.
Portt & Dunedin City Council are honoured by WorldCC
Wed, 9th Aug 2023
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saas
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dunedin city council
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portt
Portt & Dunedin City Council have been honoured for their use of Lean-Agile Procurement at an awards ceremony held in Melbourne.
Dunedin City Council adopts Lean-Agile Procurement
Tue, 1st Aug 2023
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dunedin city council
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portt
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contract lifecycle management
Dunedin City Council has adopted the Lean-Agile Procurement approach during the selection of a Contract Lifecycle Management solution from Portt.
Seven Dunedin game developers granted $450k
Tue, 24th Nov 2020
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game developers
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funding
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capital raising
The funding, which is part of a wider $10 million allocation, is designed to create and nurture the game development industry in the region.
CODE partners with FutureGames and Otago Polytechnic to bring game development to Kiwi students
Fri, 18th Sep 2020
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otago polytechnic
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game design
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dunedin city council
New Zealand Centre of Digital Excellence (CODE) partners with FutureGames and Otago Polytechnic to bring game development training to Dunedin.
Startup Dunedin gets funding boost from Dunedin City Council
Thu, 13th Sep 2018
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startup ecosystem
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startup dunedin
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dunedin city council
Donedin’s startup ecosystem is getting a $150,000 boost over the next two years, thanks to the Dunedin City Council’s Economic Development Committee.
Otago IT students put through ‘pressure-cooker’
Fri, 9th Mar 2012
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edutech
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otago polytechnic
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dunedin city council
Otago Polytechnic's IT students faced a 'pressure-cooker' scenario, pitching projects to industry pros in a bid to simulate real-world challenges.