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Who we are

Datacom is the leading IT solutions provider for business technology.
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One of Australasia's leading locally-owned tech businesses

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Customers

Delivering solutions that not only solve today’s problems, but also anticipate tomorrow’s challenges.

As Australasia’s largest home-grown tech company, we work with a full range of clients from small start-ups through to government agencies and multinational corporations delivering on our promise: Turning the imaginable into reality.

With our team of dedicated professionals, we work with leading partners to deliver the solutions that are right for our customers – that solve their issues and enhances their businesses.

We design, build and run IT systems and processes across operations, cybersecurity, cloud, digital platforms, payroll and enterprise applications.

Our differentiators

We bring together over half a century of know-how, the right technology and the knowledge and creativity of our people to help you solve your greatest business challenges.

Sixty years of supporting our customers

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    1960s
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    1965 - Company is founded
    Datacom is founded (formerly known as CBL) in Christchurch, New Zealand by two accountants, Dr Bernard Battersby and Paul Hargreaves.
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    1960s
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    1968 – First office is opened
    CBL opens its first office in Wellington, followed by Hamilton the following year.
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  • 1970s
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    1970 - CBL grows its presence in New Zealand
    CBL continues to grow its presence in New Zealand by opening its third office, located in Auckland.
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    1970s
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    1971 - The Datacom Group Holding Company is established
    CBL establishes the Datacom Group Holding Company offering information technology services across New Zealand.
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  • 1980s
    1980s
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    1983 - Oracle database tech comes to New Zealand
    CBL is the first company to bring Oracle database technology to New Zealand for Fonterra (formerly known as the New Zealand Dairy Company).
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    1980s
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    1984 – CBL becomes Datacom
    CBL officially changes its name to Datacom, and Paul Hargreaves is appointed Executive Director.
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  • 1990s
    1990s
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    1991 - Contract signed with Telecoms Directories
    Datacom signs its first large outsourcing contract with Telecom Directories (now known as Spark New Zealand Limited).
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    1990s
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    1992 - First contact centre is opened
    Datacom opens its first contact centre in Sydney, enhancing its customer service offering by providing real-time support.
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    1990s
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    1994 - Datacom heads across the ditch
    Datacom expands its operations into Australia by opening its first office in Sydney.
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    1990s
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    1996 - Further expansion across Australasia
    A Datacom office is opened in Kuala Lumpur to further expand operations across Australasia.
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    1990s
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    1997 - Establishes partner program and service offering
    Datacom builds its partner programs and sales services with the channel and reseller community.
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  • 2000s
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    2000 - Business continues to grow in Australia
    Datacom continues to grow its service offerings across Australia by opening its second Australian office in Melbourne.
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    2000s
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    2003 - Datacom Connect is established
    Datacom Connect becomes an innovator in the contact centre industry and a leader in customer experiences and experience design.
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    2000s
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    2006 - Business expands across Australia
    Datacom opens its third Australian office in Adelaide, expanding its operations into South Australia. This is followed by Western Australia in 2007.
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    2000s
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    2009 - Opening of state-of-the-art data centre
    The Orbit data centre, located in Auckland, is opened. The data centre is currently capable of housing over 1,100 racks and delivering up to 10MW of power.
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  • 2010s
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    2010 - Opens second data centre in New Zealand
    The Gloucester data centre, located in central Christchurch, sets the benchmark for South Island data centres meeting the needs of modern computing infrastructure.
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    2012 - Datacom offers advanced security services
    Datacom establishes a security operations centre (SOC) in Wellington, develops the first SIEM platform, and offers security monitoring services to government clients.
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    2013 - Offers long-term, scalable data storage
    Datacom opens Kapua - its most expandable data centre - offering a long-term, scalable, and secure facility for large enterprises.
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    2015 - Datacom becomes a Microsoft CSP and joins AWS' MSP
    Datacom becomes a provider of Microsoft cloud services and joins the AWS Managed Service Program (one of only 20 businesses worldwide to do so).
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    2017 - Builds a world-class security operations centre
    Datacom builds a dedicated security operations centre (SOC) in its Auckland office – access controlled, concrete floor to ceiling, and partitioned separate network.
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    2018 - Introduces Datascape enterprise resource planning
    Datacom's first customer goes live with Datascape ERP - a cloud-based software suite purpose built for local government in New Zealand and Australia.
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    2019 - The Datacom Foundation is established
    Datacom provides long-term educational support for the children of families affected by the devastating Christchurch Mosque shootings.
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    2019 - Partners with AirTrunk in Australia
    As part of Datacom's trans-Tasman interconnected data centre network across New Zealand and Australia, the partnership with AirTrunk enables customers to access state-of-the-art data centre facilities of a scale otherwise only available to the largest public cloud providers.
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  • 2020s
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    2020 - Datacom sets up a dedicated CSIRT team
    Datacom establishes a dedicated CSIRT team (cybersecurity incident response team) to provide customers with rapid, wraparound support in the event of a cyber breach or attack.
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    2021 - Datascape Enterprise is available for local councils
    Datascape Enterprise - a suite of ERP modules and digital enablement tools - is available to councils across New Zealand, Western Australia, South Australia and Victoria.
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    2022 - Datacom secures contract with Transport for NSW
    Datacom secures a four-year contract with Transport for NSW providing network operations and a high-speed digital ecosystem to support customer service.
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    2024 - Datacom achieves 100% renewable energy
    Datacom's data centres across New Zealand are powered with 100% renewable energy.
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    2024 - Cybersecurity team grows to 170+ people
    Datacom’s cybersecurity team is one of the largest dedicated security teams in New Zealand.
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Datacom's Greg Davidson

Our purpose

To make a difference to people’s lives by turning the imaginable into reality.
A young woman looking out over a lake

Our vision

To enable our customers, communities, and countries to thrive and shape their own futures.

Our values

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    Exceed customer expectations

    Our customers' success drives what we do. We walk in their shoes, deliver on our promise and find ways to go above and beyond to help achieve their goals.
  • A colourful icon showing an Australian seed pod symbolising a sustainable future

    Look beyond today

    Our curiosity drives our continuous evolution. We will encourage freedom to explore, discover and learn. Together, we can create an exciting future.
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    Thrive together

    We actively collaborate and think long-term for our customers, our partners and our people.
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    Everyone has a part

    We commit to respectfully see the world through other peoples' eyes and encourage their contribution to a better place.
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    It’s the people

    We are caring and humble and foster an environment where we can bring our best selves to work. Our people make the difference.
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    Courage to act

    We are bold with our customers, partners and each other. We show strength and have confidence to speak up and take action.

Local expertise, world-class partnerships

We understand the business value of experience-led solutions and services.  With our partners, we scale and expand opportunities and pave the way for a transformative digital future in Australasia.

Get in touch

Discover more about us

  • Windmills on a beach

    Our sustainability journey

    We work collaboratively with our customers and partners to think of new ways we can make positive changes using technology. Learn more
  • Group of Datacom people together

    Our communities

    We are committed to supporting our communities by help people thrive and shape their own futures. Learn more
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    Our year in review

    Explore our highlights as we celebrate the year that’s been with the stories about our customers, people and communities. Learn more
  • Datacom CEO Greg Davidson

    Our leadership team

    Meet our leadership team, and learn how their experience is driving success for our customers and communities. Learn more
  • A photo of an excited recipient accepting an award on stage

    Our awards

    We take great pride in the work we do for our customers and are honoured to have won several industry awards. Learn more
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    Our locations

    Find the address and contact information of our offices across New Zealand, Australia and Asia. Learn more

Frequently asked questions

What is Datacom's purpose?

To make a difference to people’s lives by turning the imaginable into reality.

What are Datacom's values?

Our values drive us to continuously evolve and exceed our customers’ expectations. Because we approach every customer relationship as a long-term partnership, we’re always thinking ahead to the next opportunity or challenge. We strive to contribute meaningfully, with an unwavering commitment to greater security, higher productivity and a more sustainable future for our people and the local communities in which we live and work.

What are Datacom's sustainability goals?

A commitment to making a positive contribution to our communities and the countries where we live and work is at the very heart of everything we do at Datacom, and we continuously strive to become a more sustainable business and enable the same for our customers.

We are committed to be net carbon zero by the end of 2030.

What is the culture like at Datacom?

Our culture is built on collaboration, innovation, and a commitment to excellence. We foster an inclusive environment where everyone can thrive. 

How can I apply for a job at Datacom?

You can explore current job openings andapply online through our careers page.

Does Datacom have a graduate programme?

Yes, Datacom offers a comprehensive graduate programme designed to develop the next generation of IT professionals.Find out more about our graduate programme.


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