Our Partners

We are proud to work closely with companies who can contribute to the success of our product.

The Radio Network

The Radio Network (TRN) is established as a major player in the New Zealand radio market. The organisation owns a total of 129 radio stations operating in 26 markets across New Zealand. It was formed following the sale of Radio New Zealand Commercial (a State Owned Enterprise) by the New Zealand Government in 1996.

Established in 1936 as the National Broadcasting Service, the RNZ organisation evolved through a number of strategic changes. These changes were driven by social and political considerations. Organisational growth was shaped by the social demands of listening audiences and the political reaction to those demands. The result was the formation of a network of commercial stations established in all cities and towns with a population over 5,000.

In November 1996, The Radio Network purchased the Auckland and Waikato stations of Prospect Ltd. This added the well-known Radio Hauraki and Easy Listening brands into the Group's existing stable of brands including Newstalk ZB, Classic Hits, Radio Sport & ZM.

The Radio Network TRN is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Australian Radio Network (ARN). The shareholders in ARN are Clear Channel Communications, USA and APN News & Media.

The Radio Network is a joint venture partner in The Radio Bureau, which represents almost all of the radio industry to advertising agencies and their clients.

Vodafone

The mobile telecommunications industry in New Zealand is vibrant, dynamic and fast-paced. More than 3.8 million New Zealanders or about 92% of the population - are now estimated to have a mobile connection!

There are more than 1200 mobile phone sites around New Zealand making up Vodafone's GSM digital network, which covers 97% of where the population lives, works and plays.

Vodafone Group acquired the New Zealand business (previously known as BellSouth New Zealand) in November 1998. At the time of purchase, Bellsouth had 138,000 customers. As at 30 June 2008, Vodafone New Zealand had a customer base of 2.4 million customers.

Competition in the New Zealand mobile market is intense, with customers benefiting through the introduction of many new products and services. These include TXT and PXT messaging, voice and data roaming, caller ID, wireless internet and Vodafone live. Customers are now also able to enjoy 3G-enabled products and services including video calling, mobile television and full music track downloads.

In October 2006, Vodafone bought fixed-line ISP Ihug as part of its "mobile plus" strategy. Ihug, the original internet pioneer, has been making it easy for New Zealanders to connect to the internet for more than 13 years.

Today, Vodafone New Zealand employs 1400 passionate people who work in an energetic and fun culture that's focused on finding new and fresh ways to delight you!

Gen-I

Gen-i was formed five years ago when Telecom Advanced Solutions (TAS), Gen-i and Computerland joined forces under the Gen-i brand. Today, the company has 3,000 staff across 19 locations, revenues in excess of $1.6 billion and a client list that spans 3,300 public and private sector organisations on both sides of the Tasman.

Gen-i is deservedly proud of the reputation earned as the leading ICT services company in New Zealand. In 2007, they held their position as the most preferred ICT services provider and the marketshare leader, and also grew their market position above all the other players (according to IDC).

Gen-i continues to grow their presence and reputation in Australia. The combined assets of PowerTel and AAPT make Telecom the third largest operator in the Australian telecommunications sector. For Gen-i in Australia, this provides an even broader capacity to offer technology solutions to our clients that cover every aspect of their telecommunications and ICT needs.

Gen-i demonstrates a committed approach to building strong partnerships, based on honesty, trust, relevance and leadership. Success depends on extending customer relationships deep into an organisation and developing a culture around clients. The real opportunity is to create an organisation-wide culture of genuinely wanting clients to prefer you..

Gen-i has had many strategic successes with clients. Highlights include new contracts with the Ministry of Justice, Fulton Hogan, Yellow Pages, Adecco, Christchurch City Council, Westpac, Norfolk Group and ACC.

By offering a global capability, via 19 local offices across New Zealand and Australia, Gen-i ensures it is big enough, but local enough too.

LINZ

Land Information New Zealand (LINZ) is a New Zealand government department responsible for land titles, geodetic and cadastral survey systems, topographic information, hydrographic information, managing Crown property and a variety of other functions.

LINZ's purpose is to:

maintain and build confidence in property rights in land and geographic information, and
encourage land information markets to develop and mature.

PSMA

PSMA Australia Limited is a company owned by state, territory and Australian governments, which was established to coordinate the collection of fundamental national geospatial datasets and to facilitate access to this data.

Established as a government consortium, PSMA was formed in 1993 to create an integrated national digital base-map for the 1996 National Census. Following the success of this base-map, it was made available for commercial use, and is now used in a range of highly successful products produced by the private sector.

PSMA Australia brings together the supply and demand sides of the market place, which stimulates the private sector and ensures access by the public to contemporary and appropriate geographical information.

A national framework has been established to focus the combined mapping resources of Australian, state and territory government agencies and evolve towards assisting them to mesh, cooperate and function uniformly to create high-quality products.