Congratulations to Bridgit Hawkins and the winning team, supported by technology partner Gen-i. The TUANZ awards recognise innovation in the telecommunications sector.
Re:Genis an innovative tool that helps farmers monitor and manage their application of dairy effluent. It is being recognised as a significant solution in helping the industry to reduce the environmental impacts of dairying.
"We are proud of this achievement. Re:Gen is a great example of the commercial results stemming from collaborative Research and Development." says Phil Shepherd, CEO, Harmonic.
Re:Gen was developed by Harmonic and partners including Massey University and Gen-i with support from the Foundation for Research, Science and Technology (FRST).
Harmonic attends 2nd Korea-New Zealand Business Roundtable
Phil Shepherd, Harmonic CEO was part of a high level business delegation to attend the second Korea-New Zealand business Round table on 6 July 2010. The Roundtable was addressed by Prime Minister John Key and KITA Chairman Dr II Sakong.
"It is a privilege to be part of such a distinguished group of New Zealand business leaders and to witness first hand the manner in which a free trade agreement is negotiated."
Harmonic is pleased to announce it was a 2010 finalist in the HiFx Innovative Service Product Award category, for development of Re:Gen. Find out more about the awards.
Re:Gen - The Future of Effluent Management 15/3/2010
Re:Gen, a solution developed by Harmonic as part of the Farmgate Programme is now available.
