New Zealand (NZ) stories
Virtualisation can slash costs and boost efficiency for businesses, but a holistic approach is key to unlocking its full potential, experts suggest.
Australia announces a transformative 15-year strategy to streamline data center services, potentially slashing the government's carbon footprint.
Datastor has secured an exclusive partnership with Xiotech to distribute its state-of-the-art storage solutions across New Zealand, enhancing their portfolio.
Westcon CTO Bill Corban visits New Zealand, discovering its pioneering approach to cloud services, desktop virtualisation, and unified communications.
Symantec hopes to play a significant role in Australia's 15-year data centre strategy, leveraging its strong government relationships, says VP Craig Scroggie.
Maxnet acquires DataLock to enhance its backup services, aiming for a comprehensive and cost-effective offering in New Zealand's market.
The New Zealand Software Association has become the country's representative body in the Asian-Oceanian Computing Industry Organisation (ASOCIO).
Tandberg has partnered with Datacraft to bolster its presence in New Zealand, aiming to address the growing demand for video conferencing solutions.
Mobile printing is revolutionising New Zealand's instant transaction demands, allowing companies to finalise deals on-the-spot and boosting efficiency.
Microsoft says it is considering bringing back a much loved icon for<br />PC users, and is asking the public to give its views on whether it should<br />return.
New Zealand-owned IT company CodeBlue expands to Wellington as it anticipates strong demand in the sub-500 seat business market.
MYOB and BankLink have struck a new deal to integrate transaction data into MYOB's upcoming products, enhancing offerings for small business accounting.
Juniper to upgrade University of Canterbury's network infrastructure to meet growing demand for multimedia consumption.
Tauranga firm Pingar has expanded into China as part of the signing of the Closer Economic Partnership between Hong Kong and NZ.
Dell partners with Simms NZ to boost its presence in the New Zealand market through distribution, aiming to expand beyond its 70% direct sales share.
CEO Brett O'Riley has told IT Brief that the NZICT would welcome any move focusing on improving cyber security.
Telecom has announced its director of mobile Paul Hamburger<br />will leave the company when his contract expires in July.
The latest ACTA leak shows New Zealand's caution, opposing broader powers and ISP liabilities that the US, EU, and Japan seek to include.
ComOps appoints Don Glenn as New Zealand Country Manager, tasking him with expanding the company's market presence from Auckland.
Wellington will host PublicACTA, a forum critical of the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement, to allow public discourse two days before official negotiations.