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In 2015 MYOB launched its first IT Challenge alongside the Management Consulting Club (MCC) at the University of Auckland. This event was a huge success and has led to the Trans-Tasman expansion of the challenge, with students from universities across NZ and Australia competing to be the Trans-Tasman Winner.

In 2022, the Management Consulting Club rebranded to the University of Auckland Case Club, and we took the opportunity to refresh the challenge to be called the MYOB Digital Challenge.

MYPOS – Team SVSM (2022 Winners)
Insight Intelligence – Team MAVV (2022 Runner-Up)
rev-you – Team Old Timers (2021 Winners)
kache.app – Team Pizza Club (2021 Runner-Up)
Streamline – Team Rocket (2020 Winners)
staffsmart – Team NSW 1 (2020 Runner-Up)

The Digital Challenge is a fusion of business and technical analysis – driving real tech solutions for real business problems. Participants present their solution to a given problem to a panel of judges.

This should include the concept of your tech solution as well as business, financial, marketing and go-to-market strategy involved.

In the preliminary round only a conceptual design is required!
Students from all disciplines are encouraged to enter!

Preliminary Round:

Preliminary Regional Round:  Case released Monday 26th June, submissions due 9:59pm AEST/ 11:59pm NZST Wednesday 5th July

Teams must submit 5 – 10 mins video of their solution with a 1-page exec summary

Finals:

MYOB Digital Trans-Tasman Finals Day:  Held at 12pm AEST/ 2pm NZST Thursday 20th July

10 – 15 minutes presentation + 10 minutes Q&A hosted over zoom

There are 2 options to register:

  1. Sign up as a group of 2 – 4 people
  2. Sign up as an individual to be put in to a team of other like-minded individuals of 2 – 4 people from your university

Register online at our Register Page under your specific region before Wednesday, 28th June

 If you have any issues with registration or further questions, visit Contact Us

Organising Committee

The organising committee for the MYOB Digital Challenge is made up of current members from the University of Auckland Case Club (UACC) and with support from Shailan Patel and MYOB. You can find out more about UACC by visiting their website, here.