Stories about: Goodman Fielder

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Local mobile developer takes on global market 26 June, 2007 12:56

When serial software entrepreneur Desmond Miller was looking for a new venture seven years ago the burgeoning mobility space presented an irresistible opportunity.
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Burns Philp signs with Brennan IT, leaves IBM GSA 20 September, 2006 13:10

Foodstuff producer and distributor Burns Philp has signed a three-year managed service contract with Brennan IT replacing incumbent IBM GSA.
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Goodman Fielder makes $US20m deal with IBM 05 October, 2004 14:00

Goodman Fielder has signed a four-year IT services contract with IBM Global Services worth $US20 million.
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Takeover gives Telecom NZ services strength in Oz 18 June, 2004 08:00

Telecom New Zealand claims its $58 million ($NZ62.5million) buy-out of Gen-i should give the Kiwis more credibility in the Australian IT services and outsourcing market.
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Disaster plan beats virus 14 October, 2002 07:23

Australasia's largest food manufacturer, Goodman Fielder, was forced to shut down its email server for three days after its Australian office was infected with the Bugbear virus.
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IBM axe chops IT staff 26 August, 2002 13:34

IBM customers in Australia could be affected by the company's plans to cut more than 15,600 jobs worldwide, with a local union claiming the axe is aimed at frontline IT staff.
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Food group names communications provider 19 August, 2002 14:54

Australasian food group Goodman Fielder has awarded its two-year telecommunications deal to Telecom Corp of New Zealand.
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Binney appointed CIO 23 November, 2001 15:30

Australian-based global IT research company, Ideas International, has appointed Ed Binney to the newly created position of chief information officer (CIO).
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New broom at corProcure 21 June, 2001 11:15

After nearly 12 months of bumps and lumps, the side may be smoothing out for online purchasing site corProcure.
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Fone Zone names CFO 01 February, 2001 07:46

Mobile phone retailer Fone Zone, has appointed Glenn Buckner as chief financial officer to manage its forecast revenue this financial year of $65 million.
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Clarity cashes in on Taiwanese telecoms deregulation 15 December, 2000 13:01

Recently-listed software developer Clarity International has scored a big contract in Taiwan's deregulating telecommunications sector, while Trans Union Advantage will bring Thai credit systems up to international standards and m2m has taken coals to Newcastle by selling software and services to a US online grocery. Even on the home front the deals continued unabated