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Callaghan Innovation is proud to sponsor once again the NZ Hi-Tech Kamupene Māori o te Tau – Māori Company of the Year award.

At a glance Auckland-based TheTestMart is automating the software testing process for businesses through the likes of machine learning, making it faster and less risky.

At a glance 3D geological modelling software business Seequent makes the ‘unseen’ of the subterranean world ‘seen’, aggregating geoscience data to give users a fuller picture of what lies beneath the earth’s surface.

At a glance Cambridge-based Rocketspark makes software that allows non-technical people to create websites and has gained a strong following from graphic designers.

At a glance Orah has developed a platform that helps schools, students and their families track and monitor school life – from managing permissions for excursions to organising co-curricular activities and monitoring student wellbeing.

At a glance Christchurch-based tech startup Partly is digitally disrupting the world’s $1.9 trillion automotive parts market, after noticing the incredibly complex landscape while focused on a previous business.

At a glance With fragmented and often paper-based information, first responders were struggling to get the information they needed when heading to an emergency.

When entrepreneur Candice Pardy bought an orchard in Gisborne four years ago she experienced first-hand the difficulties growers face sourcing good, reliable labour.

Callaghan Innovation is proud to sponsor once again the NZ Hi-Tech Kamupene Māori o te Tau – Māori Company of the Year award.

At a glance Orchard management software company Hectre has developed a range of tools that digitise previously paper-based activities within orchards, helping create efficiencies and reduce waste.

At a glance In the face of slowing church donations, Kiwi SaaS company Pushpay took the fundraising efforts online, developing a leading donation platform.

At a glance In a bid to attract more talent and reduce costs, product data sharing platform Vesta is keeping development teams in New Zealand, despite being headquartered in Austin.