IoT tech allowing a more sustainable NZ

14 November 2022

Simple, uncomplicated pieces of technology, connected together via the internet is creating a vast Internet of Things across Aotearoa that will help Kiwis respond better to climate challenges and improve business productivity.

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The collaborative nature of IoT

03 November 2022

Last month our executive council chair, Kriv Naicker, and executive director, Alison Mackie, hosted our annual general meeting. We presented on the previous 12 months, our strategic vision, core activities for 2022-2023, welcomed the new executive council, and said some farewells. Some of our notable achievements over the last 12 months is our work across … Continue reading "IoT security spending to spike above $1.5 billion in the next year"

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NZ IoT Alliance and BlockchainNZ Ledger of Things Whitepaper - Volume 1

19 October 2022

This first volume breaks down both blockchain and the internet of things, and showcases these technologies in real-use cases of energy, water and supply chain logistics. 

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Hope Upstream: Pursuing Prevention 

28 September 2022

There were 607 suicides in New Zealand last year in addition to 40x more suicide attempts. Suicide devastatingly impacts approximately 135 people per death.

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IoT Cybersecurity
Reports and Trends

IoT security spending to spike above $1.5 billion next year

“IoT security is a key challenge / driver if we are to realise the full benefits of this technology. That’s why the NZ IoT Alliance has established a Working Group to address this issue in a NZ context. IoT security is going to be a big business opportunity as this new market takes shape”
06 September 2018
Reports and Trends

Businesses Fear ‘Catastrophic Consequences’ of Unsecured IoT

“The risk of major cyber security breaches via IoT devices is growing, especially from third party devices. The NZ IoT Alliance has formed a working group to look at this very issue and what measures need to be adopted within NZ.”
23 August 2018