Dan Randow Email & Phone Number

Christchurch, NZ

At NeSI, I support Director Nick Jones and the SLT to lead NeSI through a transformation to a new generation of High Performance Computing (HPC) services, underpinned by new ways of working. NeSI is building a new super-computer, with a bare metal cluster integrated with a cloud-based platform, using devops approaches.I bring a product approach to this.

Wellington & Wairarapa, New Zealand

Between 2018 and 2020, I helped grow Sentify's digital transformation practice in Australia and Wellington. Since then I help Sentify out with the occasional engagement.In 2018, I worked at the Department of Home Affairs in Canberra supporting adoption of agile practices, and continuous integration and delivery (CI-CD) tech. I facilitated communication and.

Wellington, New Zealand

I work with tech teams to help people build trust and communicate constructively, so that projects are more successful, and people have a better time working in them.I understand business, government and tech, and bring my ability to work with people, relationships and culture to those contexts.Everyone knows that good functioning within and between teams.

Wellington Metropolitan Area

• At ACC, I coached teams and leaders who design and develop health services and injury prevention initiatives. They were at all stages on their agile journey. I had the privilege of working with two kaupapa Māori teams..
• Higher performing teams – Diverse teams took more ownership of growing their own capability, effectiveness and delivery.
• Growth in product leaders – Product owners grew in their customer-focus and product mindset, vision, roadmapping, and prioritisation.
• Growth around the teams – Managers and colleagues around my teams grew in their agile mindset, capabilities and leadership.
• Growth in agile capability – Many agile professionals developed their practice through my workshops, particularly around user stories.
• Increased Treaty awareness – Hundreds of people attended my engaging workshops on the Treaty and its impacts on Māori health.

Nelson, New Zealand

I founded OnlineGroups.net as GroupSense in 1998 providing adoption services around online collaboration tools. In 2003, I partnered with Richard Waid to develop our own open source platform GroupServer and the software service. In 2006 I employed Michael JasonSmith as the primary developer.I am responsible for the strategy, marketing and management of.

Nelson, New Zealand

Founder and facilitator of community of practice for biodiversity data managers in New Zealand.During the period 2007 to 2010, I founded Dataversity for the Terrestrial and Freshwater Biodiversity Information Systems (TFBIS) programme. Since 2010, Dataversity has been unfunded and has continued to function under its own momentum and with the support of a.

Christchurch

I started at ComputerLand as an Account Manager to get business experience. I was pretty bad at it and didn't like it much. After a year or two I moved into training where I did better. In addition to Word, Excel and Access training, before long I was doing training needs analysis and training sales.Following that, I established a software development.

Christchurch

I developed a course and provided training in confidence, communication, career development and computers for unemployed people.

Gisborne & Hawkes Bay, New Zealand

In 1986 Kevin Makin and I founded what we thought of as a Regional Development Information Management Centre. The idea was to boost the information management capacity in the region, to support economic development.Even in 1986, Kevin saw information services as an opportunity for Tairawhiti as it would not suffer from the region's geographic isolation. Of.

Gisborne & Hawkes Bay, New Zealand

I did literature reviews and editing for Dr Kevin Makin on reports such as Objective Setting for Social Policy, Regional Development Issues Assessment and a Regional Directory of Community Organisations.