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FRIDAY TECH BBQ

MARCH 12: Upstairs lounge at the Dux de Lux, Montreal St.

MARCH 19: GPC Electronics, 10 Sonter Rd, Christchurch. From
5.30pm. RSVP to [EMAIL PROTECTED]


For further information (and to see who got snapped by the CSI
paparazzi at recent events) go to the Tech BBQ page at
http://canterburysoftware.org.nz/bbq.htm

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hyperLINK contents: Issue 40, March 11 2004

+ Burn those brochures
+ CEG set to make a difference
+ Tech Newsbytes from all around
+ Online with CSI
+ At the forum
+ Contact us, subscribe/unsubscribe etc

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*FEATURE*

BURN THOSE BROCHURES
OWEN SCOTT of CSI member company Concentrate has a novel
suggestion for heating up your marketing.

[more here http://canterburysoftware.org.nz/current.htm#feature1]

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CEG SET TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE
Making a difference is the primary purpose of the Canterbury
Electronics Group, a network of six large electronics exporters
headquartered in Christchurch. CEG group manager GERARD QUINN
explains.

[more here http://canterburysoftware.org.nz/current.htm#feature2]

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DUNEDIN WIN: Computerland took on its rival, fellow integrator
Gen-i, and won. The network maintenance contract at Dunedin City
Council's power company has been given to Computerland over
incumbent Gen-i. - Computerworld

TIGHTER FOCUS: Technology New Zealand says it will be increasing
its focus on project monitoring and reporting. Companies with
grants who are not reporting and invoicing on a regular basis can
expect a friendly phone call from their investment manager to
find out why.

SCO MOVES: The SCO Group, which last week announced plans to sue
two Linux users in the US, says it has started discussions with
New Zealand companies about its claims of copyright over Linux
source code. - Computerworld

PRICES HELD: Domainz says it won�t be cutting the price of its
.com domain names following accreditation by ICANN to act as a
registrar of .com, .net, .org, .biz and .info domain names.
Wellington-based general manager Bernard Blake says the company
will continue to charge the equivalent of $US35, the sum it asks
for reselling names provided by other registrars. Once Domainz is
itself functioning as a registrar, customers will get better
support than if their .com domain was provided by an overseas
registrar, Blake says. - Computerworld

AWARDS OPEN: Nominations for the Technology Commendation Awards
sponsored by the Foundation for Research, Science and Technology
are now open. They are a great chance for companies to receive
recognition for their application of innovative technology. The
awards will be presented at the high profile New Zealand Trade
and Enterprise Export Awards in mid-2004. Details at
http://www.frst.govt.nz/business/Techcommendations.cfm

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*EXPORT FOCUS*
TECHNOLOGY AGREEMENT
Company A is contracting with Company B to provide a full range
of technology development and support services. This is a
checklist of issues that the parties must address in relation to
the foregoing transactions.
http://www.marketnewzealand.com/common/files/auerbach-technologyd
e. pdf

+ From a series of checklists prepared by NZ Trade and Enterprise
+ to help companies work through the export planning process.

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*CSI WEBSITE HAPPENINGS*

GLOBAL TIES
Canterbury Software Inc is proud of its members� global outlook.
Many already provide products and services to Fortune 500
companies in the US and other leading companies around the world.
Visitors to the Global Ties section of CSI�s website can learn
more at http://www.canterburysoftware.org.nz/global.htm.

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*MEANWHILE, AT THE FORUM*

The Forum is your online community, where you can:
+ air your problems and concerns about marketing your software
internationally
+ get rapid and effective suggestions from others like  you, who've
already done it
+ raise and discuss subjects of general concern to members
Go to http://canterburysoftware.org.nz/forum.htm

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