Having been in New Zealand's tech industry for 20 years across
roles in coding, designing, architecting, selling, managing, and training,
I grew a passion for developing next generation tech talents.
I have experience in international technical projects across the United States, Asia, Australia, and New Zealand. I consulted and trained enterprise organisations such as Spark NZ, Ministry of Social Development, Westpac, BNZ to improve their software innovation process.
Being an authorised trainer from the International Consortium for Agile, and an IBM Enterprise Design Thinking Co-Creator, I enable an organisation to become more Agile and innovative by training tech talents. I trained talents in organisations such as PwC, IBM, Vodafone, Datacom, and 2degrees.
I speak at technology conferences internationally about emerging tech, software innovation, and tech career topics.
With 20 years of tech and education experience, I can help you with these services below.
I help your organisation to better achieve business objectives by adopting techologies such as Web, Mobile, Artificial Intelligence, Cloud, Blockchain, Mixed Reality, and Internet of Things.
I help your organisation to secure its own stream of tech talents by developing and running training programmes for technology training.
I am an Authorised Trainer of International Consortium for Agile. I run trainings to help your organisation to upskill, give everyone the same lingo, and become Agile-certified.
I am certified in Lego Serious Play workshop facilitation and am a certified IBM Enterprise Design Thinking Co-Creator. I help your organisation to become more innovative via Lego and design.
I help kids to learn computational thinking via Scratch and Roblox programming classes.
I help applying technology innovation to enhance education businesses.
by new technologies like artificial intelligence and blockchain... The members of the programme created by Alan Kan I observed in action demosntrated the attributes and skills that will help them succeed in this changing work environment."
John Guest, IBM