Become a DSPANZ Member
Our mission is to support our members to inform government policies and develop solutions that optimise business and economic outcomes in New Zealand and Australia.
DSPANZ made a submission to the Department of Home Affairs consultation on the Draft Critical Infrastructure Asset Definition Rules on 14 May 2021. A full copy of the submission can be accessed here.
E-invoicing is gathering momentum with a growth in participants across Australia and New Zealand during 2021. Join DSPANZ on Thursday 27 May from 2pm - 3.30pm AEST / 4pm - 5.30pm NZT to hear about what DSPANZ members and the Australian and New Zealand governments are doing to bring Peppol e-invoicing to businesses and government agencies on both sides of the Tasman.
The 2021-2022 Federal Budget contained a few exciting announcements for Digital Service Providers (DSPs) around the digital economy, e-invoicing, cyber security, CDR and deregulation. This included a $1.2 billion investment in the government's digital economy strategy and $134.6 million going towards deregulation measures.
Our mission is to support our members to inform government policies and develop solutions that optimise business and economic outcomes in New Zealand and Australia.
Helping our members to stay abreast of industry issues and share their knowledge
Communicating with our members and government stakeholders about trends, issues and opportunities in ways that are most relevant to them
Providing members with professional development opportunities that enhance the industry's capacity and reputation
Facilitating and contributing to government consultations with industry
Representing and advocating for our members in key conversations with government agencies
Promoting world class APIs, cyber security and interoperable open standards to business and government stakeholders
Our members range from large, well established companies through to new and nimble innovators who are working at the cutting edge of business software and app development on both sides of the Tasman.