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December 2018 ended with the presentation to two NZHIT Founding Members of their awards. Augen and Tranzsoft Group who could not attend the AGM in Wellington.

A new business to business trading portal was launched on 1st July 2009 in partnership with Tranzsoft and Unimarket - E-MArket – an online service being presented by the Employers & Manufacturers Association to assist New Zealand businesses heighten their productivity and competiveness.

From an initial contract seven years ago, Corporate Express and Tranzsoft have together set an enviable benchmark in the exchange of electronic transactional data. We review their story, from 2002 through to current day.

Less than two years since going live, an electronic procurement hub developed by Tranzsoft for NZ Police is handling over 40% of the organisation's purchasing. As Air New Zealand, DX Mail and Holden join nine high volume suppliers already on board, police national procurement manager Stan Pope reckons excessive purchasing costs have been busted.

Auckland company Tranzsoft’s effort to regain police procurement business out of the GoProcure collapse has borne fruit in the form of a three-year contract to provide the department’s buying hub.

After being at the forefront of the Government's GoProcure initiative, the Police found themselves provider-less last December when Cabinet pulled the plug on the fledgling e-procurement project. Three months later they've inked an e-procurement deal with Tranzsoft.

e-Business - that brash, uncontrollable teenager of the late '90s, has matured into a responsible young adult - and management is finding the systems more manageable and the processes more productive.

Despite the rise in internet use and e-business projects, many businesses have no idea what an extranet is. But then, there's no reason why they should. Extranet development is just a subset of the technologies and systems put into place when a business decides to widen its e-business capacity. Vikki Bland explains.

After two years of negotiation and trials, the health industry is ready to adopt a central exchange to streamline electronic trading between medical suppliers and hospitals...

E-procurement momentum is building in the health sector as participants in an Auckland trial set about selling the benefits to further suppliers and buyers. HealthAlliance, a shared services body catering for Waitemata and Counties Manukau district health boards, has been taking part in an e-procurement pilot for about a year.

Using third party document conversion to standardise the processing of incompatible orders from customers has enabled Office supplies company Corporate Express to pass on savings to its customers.