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About us
Experts in strategy, design and technology with offices in Wellington, Auckland and Melbourne. Whether it's a new product, improved systems or organisational change, our team is the key to achieving your technology goals.
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http://www.ackama.com
External link for Ackama
- Industry
- IT Services and IT Consulting
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Wellington, WGN
- Type
- Privately Held
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86 Victoria Street
Level 2
Wellington, WGN 6011, NZ
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Level 5, 100 Carlton Gore Rd, Newmarket
Auckland, Auckland 1023, NZ
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137/425 Smith Street, Fitzroy
Melbourne, Victoria 3065, AU
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FYI - Impersonation emails to clients. We have been alerted to some of our customers being contacted by an email account impersonating Ackama this week. The emails we have seen have come from an unauthorised Gmail.com account and appear to be “CEO Breccan Mcleod-Lundy” highlighting updates and offering website services. We are unsure of the scale and number of clients receiving these messages - they may be approaching clients who are listed in our published case studies. Please be aware of any unexpected or strange messages over the next few days, and check emails are being sent to you from an approved “name@ackama.com” domain. Please would you forward any messages you receive to hello@ackama.com which will allow us to understand the nature of these messages. And clients should feel free to ask us any questions on that channel as well. thanks and sorry for the inconvenience
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Ackama has long embraced remote working and flexibility for our staff in NZ and AU. This means some team members are based regionally or some distance from the CBD. Felise Demchy has taken this to a next level, living lightly with 1,000 days of roaming country, housesitting. She's written about the experience on our blog and we hope this Friday it shares something interesting to reflect on! link in the comments and thanks Felise for sharing the experience
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Creating accessible public services is a shared responsibility across government. The Government Digital Delivery Agency is consulting on a new Digital Accessibility Standard that will help ensure accessibility is considered across all digital technology, not just websites. While the current Web Accessibility Standard applies only to websites and web apps, the proposed standard is expected to apply across all information and communication technology. This includes documents, software and hardware. The new standard would support a more consistent approach to accessibility across government and help make digital information and services more accessible for all New Zealanders. Consultation on the draft standard is now open and closes at 5pm on Friday 7 August. Information is available in a range of alternate formats. Read the proposed standard here: https://lnkd.in/dfjfjWKh Have your say here: http://https://lnkd.in/drEaBTFh
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It was a pleasure speaking with Georgina Tilleyshort earlier this month at an event hosted by Ackama. A passionate group of incredibly talented people and a deep discussion about adopting AI for good. ❤️
Earlier this month I had the pleasure of hosting the first in what we hope will become a regular Ackama Melbourne community event, bringing together clients, partners, friends, and others from our network for an evening of drinks, conversation, and shared learning. For our inaugural event, we were fortunate to be joined by Dotahn Caspi from the Alcohol and Drug Foundation, who shared insights from his experience leading the development of dib, an AI-powered chatbot designed to help people access trusted, evidence-based alcohol and drug information. As AI becomes increasingly embedded in our everyday lives, the conversation is shifting from "Can we use AI?" to "How should we use AI?" Dotahn spoke about the opportunities AI presents for improving access to information and services, while also highlighting the importance of transparency, trust, governance, and human oversight - particularly in health contexts where accuracy and safety matter. I loved hearing about how organisations can embrace innovation without losing sight of the people they're designing for. A huge thank you to Dotahn for sharing his expertise and experiences so openly & generously, and to everyone who joined us for a thoughtful and engaging discussion. Great to have our CEO Breccan McLeod-Lundy over from NZ for the event, too! Get in touch if you'd like to join us or even speak at our next one! #AI #ResponsibleAI #DigitalTransformation #PublicHealth #TechnologyForGood #Ackama #MelbourneDigitalAgency
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Thanks to Georgina Tilleyshort for hosting a great discussion, and thanks to Dotahn Caspi for sharing your journey with AI with Alcohol and Drug Foundation.
Earlier this month I had the pleasure of hosting the first in what we hope will become a regular Ackama Melbourne community event, bringing together clients, partners, friends, and others from our network for an evening of drinks, conversation, and shared learning. For our inaugural event, we were fortunate to be joined by Dotahn Caspi from the Alcohol and Drug Foundation, who shared insights from his experience leading the development of dib, an AI-powered chatbot designed to help people access trusted, evidence-based alcohol and drug information. As AI becomes increasingly embedded in our everyday lives, the conversation is shifting from "Can we use AI?" to "How should we use AI?" Dotahn spoke about the opportunities AI presents for improving access to information and services, while also highlighting the importance of transparency, trust, governance, and human oversight - particularly in health contexts where accuracy and safety matter. I loved hearing about how organisations can embrace innovation without losing sight of the people they're designing for. A huge thank you to Dotahn for sharing his expertise and experiences so openly & generously, and to everyone who joined us for a thoughtful and engaging discussion. Great to have our CEO Breccan McLeod-Lundy over from NZ for the event, too! Get in touch if you'd like to join us or even speak at our next one! #AI #ResponsibleAI #DigitalTransformation #PublicHealth #TechnologyForGood #Ackama #MelbourneDigitalAgency
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We are absolutely thrilled to win the Open Source category at the recent DrupalSouth Splash Awards for our work on the Drupal Security Advisories OSV project. Hosting the wider region’s incredible Drupal community in our own backyard made for an unforgettable few days of conference and community building. OSV - Improving Security for Open Source projects Our involvement with OSV began as an open-source contribution from Gareth Jones as his work with Ackama's security policies grew into a proud Ackama partnership. In the award, Ackama collaborated with the Drupal Security Team and OSV (an open-source vulnerability database project supported by Google). Real-World Impact for Enterprise & Government Security Coverage By bridging the gap between Drupal and the OSV ecosystem, this project delivers tangible security benefits to the wider web ecosystem: Automated Security Monitoring, Better Workflows for Teams to Track and Respond to Vulnerabilities, Transparent monitoring that works across all applications across different tech ecosystems. Open Source is in Our DNA For over 15 years, Ackama has benefited from open-source technologies. Open source often provides our clients with great strategies to address platform lock-in, achieve sustained innovation, and provide strong technical foundations that underpin our work. Winning this award is another validation of our long history of not just using open-source software, but actively contributing code, time, and expertise back to the global developer community to make the web safer for everyone. A huge congratulations to our engineering team and collaborators within the Drupal and OSV programmes. It was also great to see other excellent projects in the Open Source space and a range of awesome client achievements in the full awards lineup. Thanks to Ironstar for sponsoring the category. #DrupalSouth #SplashAwards #OpenSource #CyberSecurity #WellingtonTech #Drupal #Ackama #DigitalTransformation #GoogleOSV
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We won! Drupal South Splash Awards includes the Open Source category, and Ackama are thrilled to be the winner for our OSV Security Coverage with Drupal Security Advisories. Particular acknowledgement to our project lead Gareth Jones who commenced Ackama's involvement and leads our work on the OSV project. Gareth spoke at Drupal South and you can also see the case study on our website. Links in the comments While it was special to be recognised in the award, it was also part of a great overall conference in Wellington, NZ. I'm grateful to everyone who travelled to make it including many global attendees. Also, paying our respect to the other entrants and finalists - Drupal is a great open source project and it was clear at the conference how much innovation is being driven by contributions to the community.
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