Recruitment agency Martin Personnel installed Microsoft Dynamics CRM in order to automate business processes, improve communication, (internally and externally) and make candidate selection more efficient. This has allowed Martin Personnel competitive advantage by enhancing the value it offers its clients and candidates.

Microsoft Dynamics CRM was implemented by Les Mills in order to allow more efficient and accurate contract and bill processing, and improved productivity, meaning the company can focus on its core business – fitness.

Absolute Insurance implemented Microsoft Dynamics CRM, a system that has streamlined business processes, improved efficiency and reduced overhead costs for the company, all without compromising on quality or compliance regulations.

ABE’S® Real Bagels deployed Microsoft Dynamics AX to facilitate expansion into the Australian market, allowing the company to improve stock and production management, streamline financial processes and make more informed business decisions.

Wickliffe implemented Microsoft Dynamics AX, a system that easily integrated with the existing systems and has increased visibility across the business, streamlined processes, and improved efficiency and productivity.

New Zealand–based TicketDirect International has grown into a major ticketing service for venues in Australia and New Zealand. The company’s focus on excellent customer service led it to look for a better way to handle peak system loads during major event ticket sales. Working with Microsoft® Gold Certified Partner Intergen, TicketDirect has begun redesigning its system to work from a “cloud computing” environment using the Windows Azure™ platform. The company is rebuilding its customer application as a Windows Azure application and migrating its data to a Microsoft SQL Azure™ database. By moving to a cloud solution, TicketDirect is able to easily and cost-efficiently scale its computing resources in response to real-time demand while simultaneously giving up the cost of maintaining its own hardware. This move frees IT resources to focus on more customer-centered needs.

Waikato Institute of Technology (Wintec) promotes the latest technology to ensure students’ readiness for the work world. In addition, the institute wanted to extend the life of its desktop hardware, so it adopted the Windows® 7 operating system. With Windows 7, Wintec staff and students can be more productive, thanks to an improved user experience. Plus, Wintec will delay retiring at least 200 computers, saving upwards of U.S $225,000.

Southern Spars wanted to expand its virtualization capabilities and simplify remote access, so it upgraded to Windows Server® 2008 R2 and Windows® 7. By using Hyper-V™ virtualization technology, Southern Spars has capacity to deploy 20 percent more virtual servers on the same number of physical hosts and will defer costly hardware upgrades. With the DirectAccess feature, mobile users can access company resources without a virtual private network.

Antarctica New Zealand has deployed SmartAsset software from The Online Workshop to support maintenance and asset management at its Scott Base research station. Using the software along with handheld devices, engineers ensure that equipment essential to the well-being of employees in severe conditions is always reliable. Better asset management also increases fuel efficiency that reduce energy costs and minimise carbon emissions at the base itself.

Gen-i leveraged Microsoft SharePoint Server 2007, Microsoft PerformancePoint Server and Microsoft SQL Server 2005 to implement a business intelligence platform that increased efficiency and reduced cost through improved flexibility, visualisation, automation and secure distribution.