by Tayla Baldwin | Mar 21, 2022 | All, Case Study, FIRN Trust Builders
Weekly reporting enables us to see at a glance what is happening in a business and take appropriate action. Frequency determines that it should not be too onerous to produce and automation is the key to success. Our client is a telecommunications company, building...
by Tayla Baldwin | Mar 21, 2022 | All, Case Study, FIRN Trust Builders
Our client is a Primary Health Organisation representing a large, diverse cooperative of healthcare professionals in New Zealand. This includes over 170 general practices, equating to over 800,000 enrolled patients across Auckland. The organisation is committed to...
by Tayla Baldwin | Dec 14, 2021 | All, Case Study, Learn with FIRN
The Bank of New Zealand (BNZ), one of our big four banks, operates a variety of financial services. These cover retail, business and institutional banking. BNZ employs over 5,000 people in New Zealand. BNZ has been helping its customers make their goals a reality for...
by Ludo Koelman | Dec 3, 2021 | All, FIRN Trust Builders, Learn with FIRN, Uncategorized
Tableau releases new versions (major releases: e.g. 2021.3) of its products four times per year. For each version, they then create maintenance releases (minor releases: e.g. 2021.3.1) for 24 months – the maintenance window. Key new features are well documented,...
by Tayla Baldwin | Oct 29, 2021 | All, FIRN Disrupting, FIRN Trust Builders, News
Deloitte Fast-50 Index Announced Deloitte ranked FIRN at number 35 of its 2021 Fast-50 Index. The Fast-50 recognises businesses that have shown significant growth over the last three years based on revenue percentage. FIRN set out to disrupt New Zealand’s...
by Grant Buckley | May 28, 2021 | All, Case Study, FIRN Trust Builders
Harmoney is Australasia’s largest personal loan marketplace, facilitating over $1.7 billion in loans to nearly 50,000 customers in both Australia and New Zealand. Since its launch in 2014, Harmoney has worked tirelessly to transform the way people borrow and lend...
