Software study by D.S.I.R.
The importance of the computer software industry to New Zealand has prompted the D.SJJL and the Trade and Industry Department to initiate a study into this area.
This joint project was set up late last year.
A small team from both departments will be led by Mr Martin Kaiser from the Physics and Engineering Laboratory, D.S.I.R.
It is proposed that a D.S.I.R. discussion paper will be produced in mid--1984 to promote a wider understanding of the New Zealand software industry. This study will identify the industry’s strengths and weaknesses and point to the future of the New Zealand software industry.
To obtain facts and figures on the industry, a questionnaire will shortly be circulated to companies which are producing software in New Zealand, for sale locally and for export.
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