Insolvency stories
Chris Maclean revives his family's IT legacy, buying back Maclean Computing's assets to launch Maclean Technology, a bold step beyond liquidation.
Failed IT firm Maclean Computing leaves 89 creditors, including tech giants and small businesses, $3m out of pocket as liquidation proceedings begin.
Family-run IT firm Maclean Computing enters liquidation after serving businesses since 1993, impacting 50 employees and numerous clients.
After years of operation, Auckland's NZNet spirals into liquidation amid financial turmoil and claims of unpaid debts.
Michael Stiassny has been appointed to the board of Plan-b, New Zealand's only end-to-end business continuity provider.
Liquidators insist staff will be paid but funds for suppliers, vendors and partners are unlikely to be recovered.
Businesses overcome WAN woes, harnessing optimized solutions for bottom-line benefits, increased productivity, and future-proofing.
