Job moves stories - Page 144

The first half of 2014 was busier than usual in Auckland's IT recruitment market, even in January, traditionally the quietest month of the year.

Infosys appoints Vishal Sikka as first external CEO, marking a 'watershed moment', amidst high-profile exits and leadership challenges.

Hitachi Data Systems elevates ANZ's Adrian De Luca to Asia Pacific CTO, to spearhead customer-driven tech innovations across the region.

There has been a hive of activity within the New Zealand business of wireless vendor Aerohive over the last 12 months.

Good Technology fortifies its executive team by recruiting top talents from Cisco, HP, and Motorola, aiming to enhance their secure mobility platform.

Data recovery provider believes new appointments and use of its online portal will help double partners across New Zealand over the next six months.

InternetNZ welcomes new councillor and fellows, strengthening its leadership in championing internet development in New Zealand.

Ray Gillenwater has left the company, just three months after being promoted to the role of ANZ managing director.

SAP appoints ex-Unisys APJ exec Andrew Barkla to lead ANZ, aiming to capitalise on cloud, mobility and big data trends.

Intel ANZ's new general manager Kate Burleigh has made two internal promotions to replace her vacated roles as local marketing and reseller channel manager.

Meg Whitman, new CEO at HP, vows to 'reduce the drama' that plagued the tech giant in 2011, including overturned decisions and poor acquisitions.

SmartPay CEO Andrew Donaldson resigns after less than a year in the role, to join Genesis Energy. Replacement search underway.

Logitech welcomes back Guerrino De Luca as CEO after stocks dive over 80%, seeking stability in the shifting tech market.

Telecom reshuffles execs amid Chorus demerger to enhance UFB and RBI efforts, aiming for sharper customer focus, says CEO Reynolds.

EMC's Backup and Recovery Systems division witnesses 100% global growth; new key appointments aim to enhance partner relationships to sustain momentum.

Rob Spray steps down as CEO of the Telecommunications Industry Group, hinting at a future move yet to be announced.

Maclean expands its team with four industry veterans, enhancing its strength in account management and business development.

TechnologyOne nabs Simpl's top sales manager, Andrew Stephenson, to lead and expand business in Auckland as their new Regional Manager – North.

IT has become an established career path, and increasingly people are simply following it rather than being excited by it.

Warwick Grey joins Renaissance as Chief Marketing Officer, marking a significant hire for the Auckland-based distributor's growth and transformation journey.