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.
The Attorney-General’s Department publicly released the Privacy Act Review Report and are currently asking for feedback to inform the government’s response to the report. There’s a lot of information to cover coming from the report, so we’ve put together a high level summary calling out some of the items Digital Service Providers (DSPs) should be aware about.
We provided a submission on the Variation on the Commission's own motion on the method of adjusting wage-related allowances on 28 February 2023. Access a copy of this submission here.
The majority of DSPANZ Directors and staff met at our offices in Adelaide for annual Strategic Planning Day on 7 February 2023. Throughout the day, we acknowledged the growth of the association over the past five years and contemplated what the next five years may hold for the business software industry and therefore how DSPANZ evolves and meets the needs of our members.
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.