RHE Infrastructure Services (RHEIS) and Codec Software are excited to announce a merger of the two companies
RHEIS CEO, Al Moore, says a strategic partnership over the past three years, and increasing mutual opportunities, means a merger now is logical. Moore sees benefits to both companies clients from a wider portfolio of services and increased capability base. Moore perceives this will be both non-disruptive and very complementary to existing clients and partners.
RHEIS is an IT services company, established in 1997. The RHEIS Management team undertook a buy-out of RHEIS in February this year, separating from RHE Group, and positioning itself as a locally managed business. Previously, its sister software company RHE & Associates entered voluntary receivership last year. RHEIS acquired and saw through RHE's customer contracts, to minimize the impact to their customers and staff.
Codec Software was established in February 2008 - 100% locally owned and operated. Moore will continue as CEO as Codec merges into RHEIS on 30 June 2011, and Wilson appointed as a director. Wilson is currently also CEO of SYL Research Ltd which will be demanding more of his time and focus as it is now releasing to market a semantic enterprise search engine.
Sean Wilson, CEO of Wellington-based Codec Software, agrees and adds that the established RHEIS Auckland CBD office provides a ready-made base for the increasing levels of business that Codec is now enjoying in that city.
Moore further adds that market feedback is positive for both RHEIS and Codec brands, therefore they will both be retained following the merger.
Moore will continue as CEO of the merged company from 30 June 2011, and Wilson is appointed as a director. Wilson also remains as CEO of SYL Research Ltd, a company specializing in Enterprise Search.
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Wellington Rugby Football Union (WRFU) is delighted to announce Codec ‘Software for Business’ as the front-of-jersey naming rights partner for the Wellington Pride in the 2025 Bunnings Warehouse Farah Palmer Cup (FPC). After featuring on the back of the shorts in 2024, Codec now takes pride of place front and centre on the jersey in 2025. Codec’s COO & Director, Amy Cooper says, "We are incredibly honoured to be the major sponsor of the Wellington Pride in 2025. Supporting this team is not just about empowering all wāhine in sport, but also about fostering inclusivity, strength, and community. Together, we stand for pride, resilience, and the undeniable power of unity both on and off the field. We can’t wait to see what this season brings.” Codec specialises in designing and developing new software systems, application enhancements, and ongoing support for businesses of all sizes across New Zealand. With over 16 years of success, they continue to lead in innovation and service. WRFU CEO, Tony Giles says, "It’s an absolute privilege to have Codec front and centre on the Pride jersey in 2025. Al (CEO) and the wider Codec whānau are passionate about sport, especially women’s sport. Alongside their new women and girls’ partnership with Cricket Wellington, they also support Wellington Golf and Wellington Rugby, all while leading the way in staff wellness and celebration. Simply put, they are great people, and we are honoured to have them on board." Wellington Pride Head Coach, Fusi Feaunati adds, "We are incredibly grateful to Al and Codec for their generosity and continued support of our wāhine in rugby, particularly the Wellington Pride FPC team. Having Codec front and centre acknowledges the shared values of empowerment, inclusivity, strength, and service to our communities. Their support allows our programme to continue inspiring the next generation of wāhine through rugby. We are very excited for this partnership with Codec in 2025 and beyond."
Cricket Wellington is proud to announce a new and exciting partnership with CODEC, who will become the Official Sponsor of Women and Girls Pathways and Performance. This 3-year agreement marks a significant step forward in the support of women’s and girls’ pathway cricket in the region, providing crucial resources to enhance the development of future stars and strengthen the performance of our female pathways teams.
Golf Wellington Chairman Peter Gapes (pictured wit h our shiny new tee sign at Shandon golf course) is pleased to announce CODEC as their web application software integration and support partner.
