Council chooses local IT partner
North Shore City Council chooses local IT partner
December 4, 2006
North Shore City has chosen local company, Revera, to supply the council's Information Technology [IT] services under an innovative managed services arrangement that breaks new ground in New Zealand local government.
The council's chief information officer, Tony Rogers, says the selection of Albany-based Revera over nationwide competition underlines the quality of growing technology industry in North Shore City.
"In moving to a managed services environment for IT, which is a new approach for local government in this country, we sought a partner that shares our vision of providing information within reach," he says.
"Following a detailed evaluation of proposals, it was clear that Revera was best able to provide the technology services needed for this council's complex business operations."
Mr Rogers says Revera's track record and fresh approach impressed his team.
"This North Shore success story brings an innovative approach to this partnership, offering us increased service levels and efficiencies. We also felt there were a strong cultural fit between our two organisations," he says.
ENDS
Gordon Campbell: On The Political Panic Over Immigration
Greenpeace: New Climate Report Yet More Reason To Reduce Dairy Herd
Better Public Media: Opposing Plans To Scrap The BSA
Internal Affairs: Citizenship Test For Citizenship By Grant Applicants From Late 2027
Dayenu: Condemning Use Of Government Funding For Extremist Report On Antisemitism
PSA: Councils Must Work With Unions And Communities In Fast-Track Reform
Tauranga City Council: Mauao Restoration Work Has Begun

