RNZ/TE AO MĀORI: More Māori in tech jobs a 'massive opportunity'

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Southern SaaS 2024 speaker Aaron Ward (Ngāti Maru), co-founder of AskNicely, is one of the few Māori working in the tech industry. He believes tangata whenua could help combat a pressing shortage of staff in Aotearoa.

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