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For over a decade, the Department of Internal Affairs has led cross government collaboration to shape digital services around the moments that matter most to New Zealand citizens.
This guide covers eight essential questions to ask when using GenAI, though most considerations apply to other AI systems as well.
Mahara is a flexible portfolio platform that helps learners deepen their connection to learning. The latest release builds on what already works, with improvements across the experience for learners, educators, and administrators.
The trick with making a good password is to have it so specific to you, that no one will be able to guess.
The recent release of Ansible 2.0 brings first class OpenStack support, making Ansible a great match for both orchestration and configuration management on the Catalyst Cloud.
At Catalyst we are really interested in 'being in the zone'. That's when the work we do with and for clients seems to be effortless, hugely rewarding for all parties, a pleasure to be part of.
Explore how to find technology or people for digital projects in the public sector through Government Procurement updates in the UK.
Catalyst partnered with a large non-profit global organisation to develop a way for their staff to access critical learning regardless of where they were located.
In Nov 2014 Microsoft released MS14-066 / KB2992611, fixing an issue some suggested was 'Microsoft's Heartbleed', in reference to the OpenSSL issues also found last year.
People often ask how Catalyst IT can make money when promoting free and open software? The flippant answer is – "you don't...and if you think you can, you're doing it the wrong way".
Who would have thought, that a piece of software originally started in Wellington, New Zealand, would now be in use in almost every country in the world? I certainly didn't in 1999 when I first started work on Koha.
In early 2013 our training programme was conceived. During the 2012 strategy day, lots of our people said they wanted more access to training.
Let's hope the recent signing of the Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA) doesn't give the multinational Goliaths of the IT world a massive advantage over Kiwi Davids.
Git submodules may be misunderstood, but they’re powerful. See how Catalyst IT uses them to manage Moodle and Tōtara plugins.
In 2013, Catalyst improved Samba's AD DC security by implementing 'bad password lockout' to align with Microsoft's standards.
