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Abletech is pleased to announce the appointment of Michelle as Abletech’s new Chief Executive Officer.

Our team had a fantastic day with Tania Te Whenua who tailored a Tū Tangata training workshop for us. She included Māori language and customary concepts as they form part of NZ’s shared cultural heritage and identity.

Two important weeks are marked this week. Deaf Aotearoa marks NZ Sign Language. The Mental Health Foundation of NZ marks Mental Health Awareness.

Māori Language Week helps us all remember that te reo is a cornerstone of New Zealand culture, and an important part of our country’s heritage. Te reo Māori is an official language of NZ. It’s a great time to be part of the broader language revival and raise public awareness and usage. Our participation links with our #TeamValues.

At Abletech we’re proud of our team’s culture. This week we identified exactly what our team values are. It was great! The workshop was facilitated by our GM Michelle. Everyone had a chance to speak and we collaborated to agree on four team values.

We are excited to announce that Michelle Harvey has accepted the position of General Manager at Abletech. With a background in banking and finance Michelle brings a wealth of experience in operational excellence.

Developers are well versed at working from home. In fact, our developers have been known to code from beaches and snowy alps at the best of times. However, having our entire team locked down and working from home is new for us.

We’ve been working from home, or working remotely, for a few years now. Are you moving into a work from home phase? Here are some things we’ve learnt.

At Abletech we have embarked on the process of seeking advice and following recommendations. Read about some of our efforts below.

The Ruby community holds conferences all over the globe, using local and international speakers, for Rubyists of all levels. The latest conference was a single day of talks held at Te Papa in Wellington which is two blocks from Abletech’s headquarters.

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We’re proud to be using renewable and carboNZero certified electricity, supplied by Ecotricity, at our Abletech headquarters.

We’re excited to see Kendall’s been recognised for growing her idea into Banqer: a successful revenue generating financial education app.

Where do you start? The New Zealand Sustainable Business Network has lots of great advice. It has published a very good paper on how to calculate your carbon emissions. Following their advice and using the recommended ACE Carbon Calculator, which is an independently developed New Zealand specific tool, NZ is now starting to understand our companies’ contributions to CO2 emissions.

Matt purpose-built the appliction for Planit Software Testing for his Honours project towards his Software Engineering degree at Victoria University of Wellington. He recently showcased his work to industry professionals and academics from the School of Engineering and Computer Science.

You can Restart A Heart anytime anywhere. Find your nearest defibrillator using aedlocations.co.nz or the AED app.

Crazy fun and good conversations at the Summer of Tech session last night. A big thank you to all the students who came and chatted with us. You all have exciting careers ahead of you!

Abletech was borne to boost business systems. Read more about Marcus Baguley and Nigel Ramsay’s launch of Abletech in 2006. These days the company has a super smart team. Some have come from Victoria University and Enspiral Dev Acadamy, others have grown with us.

JSConf-goers enjoying the complimentary coffee on the first day of the event (and some cheery Abletechers on the right!)

The route was designed and overseen by Jonathan Kennett from Tour Aotearoa. It followed some of the world’s most diverse trails and beautiful back-country roads. Parts of the ride were tough, wet and muddy. Marcus Baguley and Carl Penwarden were sponsored by Abletech and they fundraised for the Auckland Cancer Society Research Centre at the University of Auckland. They had between 10 and 30 days to complete the ride.

Get an insight into our move.

Where will you be when you’re a bystander to a heart attack?

Following on from The Abletech story — part 1 we pick up the narrative at the point where Marcus and Nigel had begun hand-picking developers.