2003

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bright issue 02: December 2003 / January 2004

23 Dec 2003
Bright issue 2. Key stories in this issue include building international brands; overseas interest in L'Oreal New Zealand Fashion Week; opportunities created by Lord of the Rings; biotech innovation; and the benefits of forming overseas partnerships.

bright issue 01: October / November 2003

10 Oct 2003
The inaugural issue of bright was published in October 2003. Key stories include business partnerships around the world; the need to innovate in the wood sector; selling New Zealand flowers and wine to the French; and how Maori business people are meeting development challenges.

Wood processing strategy presentations

01 Oct 2003
On 1 October 2003, a group of people from the Central North Island and other North Island forestry areas met in Rotorua to be updated on the Wood Processing Strategy, and to explore how they could become fully prepared to attract investment to their regions.

Business issues confronting New Zealand companies entering the UK market

01 Sep 2003
For New Zealand (NZ) business people, setting up a United Kingdom (UK) based operation can be a daunting task. NZTE London undertook this study with the aim that NZ business people endeavouring to establish a presence in the UK could benefit from key insights described by those who have experienced the challenges.

New Zealand Companies: Getting Established in Australia - The Issues

02 Aug 2003
Prepared for: New Zealand Trade & Enterprise and New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Trade, by BIS Shrapnel - Global business research and forecasting, August 2003.

The High-Tech Sector in Canterbury: A Study of its Potential and Constraints

01 Aug 2003
This research report was commissioned by New Zealand Trade and Enterprise to identify and assess factors that would enable high-tech industries in Canterbury achieve their full potential.

The Level of Added-Value in New Zealand's Food and Beverage Exports

01 Aug 2003
This report by NZTE and Massey University analyses the proportion of New Zealand's food and beverage exports that are added-value, using Customs Data. The study's key findings are encouraging, suggesting that approximately 46% of New Zealand's food and beverage exports are "added-value" products and dispelling the notion that New Zealand is primarily a nation of commodity traders.

Integrated Farm Management Systems

01 Aug 2003
A report on business opportunities for Integrated Farm Management Systems (IFMS) within New Zealand and international markets.

Strategic Plan 2003/04

01 Jul 2003
NZTE's Strategic Plan 2003/04

Strategic Direction 2003/04

01 Jul 2003
NZTE's Strategic Direction 2003/04

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