Boardroom magazine - Spring 2021

Coffee with Nive Sharat Chandran

Nive Sharat Chandran understands diversity from the inside.

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Apocalypse when?

Human nature doesn’t help us plan for, and avoid, sudden catastrophes.

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How to develop resilience against ransomware

Ransomware is a term that’s been firmly in the news this year with several high-profile attacks hitting the headlines.

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That old time anti-vax feeling

The best single predictor of vaccine uptake per US state is the share of the population that believes the human race has always existed.

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A stepping stone to recovery

New Zealand’s new stock market for SMEs, Catalist, could boost growth among businesses that are too small for the NZX.

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Your tech is your strength

Rapid migration to pandemic-driven digital technologies will continue into the recovery.

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Five questions with new Institute of Directors President Julia Hoare CMInstD

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Pet projects

A Kiwi vet is leading the way in the commercialisation of technological innovations.

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When perfect isn't perfect enough

The illusion of privacy has been shattered. Journalists exposing the truth of our smartphones.

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Cyber risk and supply chains

Supply chain vulnerabilities are among the most significant cyber threats facingorganisations today.

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Zero trust for the cybersecurity hydra

Cybersecurity strategies will be more effective if they are based on the idea your organisation is already compromised.

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Knowledge network

An online business service born of covid-19 remains assisting small business recovery. Prue Halstead MInstD is one of its army of advisors.

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Working for peanuts

Pic Picot is seeking to overcome supply chain disruption by growing his own. Peanuts, that is.

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Covid-19 curveballs keep coming

We're on the road to recovery from last year’s lockdown, with more twists than a whodunnit novel.

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Understanding cyber risk

How cyber risk dashboards can help protect organisations from attack.

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New to our species

Planning in the face of covid-19 is complex because we've never had this particular virus before, says Sir Peter Gluckman.

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A homegrown vaccine

New Zealand needs the capacity to develop and manufacture our own vaccines.

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date: 02 Oct 2024

Boardroom magazine - Spring 2024

The ‘value-adding board’ is one of the Top 5 issues facing directors in 2024. How do you measure your value as a director and a board?

date: 03 Jul 2024

Boardroom magazine - Winter 2024

Succession planning should not be difficult. Some organisations do it well, some not so well. Learn more in the latest issue of Boardroom.

date: 10 Apr 2024

Boardroom magazine - Autumn 2024

Why has New Zealand’s economy gone from being one of the most productive in the OECD to one of the least productive?

date: 15 Dec 2023

Boardroom magazine - Summer 2023-2024

In a world of continual crisis, directors need to take their game to a whole new level.

date: 29 Sep 2023

Boardroom magazine - Spring 2023

In the spring edition of Boardroom we look at shared value – one of the top 5 issues facing directors in 2023.

date: 20 Jun 2023

Boardroom magazine - Winter 2023

Our winter edition looks at different aspects of financial resilience, a topic surely top of mind for all boards and directors.

date: 31 Mar 2023

Boardroom magazine - Autumn 2023

Boards must govern faster than the speed of change. Board agility will become more important as the world spirals from crisis to crisis.

date: 20 Dec 2022

Boardroom magazine - Summer 2022-2023

Boards and directors are facing myriad challenges and many of these will only increase in scale and importance in 2023.