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Noel Leeming is tapping expertise from US retail giant Best Buy, with Sean Stephens now heading up Noel Leeming's retail services division.

Wearables have taken a big step forward with triple digit growth in 2015, but 'me too' copycats won't cut it going forward.

Florida basketball fans are basking in an immersive fan experience thanks to digital signage - which is also providing new revenue for the arena owner.

Nokia has launched new data center services and teamed up with integrated manufacturing company Sanmina to collaborate on data center solutions.

Rhipe's New Zealand division soars with a robust 47% revenue boost, despite the company's overall loss deepening.

Organisations are embracing cloud, with increasing amounts of IT spend allocated to cloud - but many feel they don't have an 'optimised' strategy yet.

Pure Storage wins 'leader' status in a new IDC report, with IDC noting the impact of all-flash arrays on the data center is now 'unquestionable'.

Melbourne Airport elevates travel with cutting-edge digital signage from oOh!media, enhancing passenger experience.

The appointment of Philip Milne as UXC Red Rock CEO will see the company competing 'more aggressively' in the Oracle market.

Synnex NZ is gearing up for expansion with a new warehouse and a local cloud offering in the coming months as the distie sees double-digit growth.

Intergen is on the move as the company eyes up increasing growth in the Auckland market and opens new offices to be closer to its key partners.

Kerrie-Anne Turner has taken on the role of VMware ANZ head of channels and general business as the company seeks to continue its current trajectory.

ESET makes the jump from 'niche player' to 'visionary' in Gartner's latest endpoint protection platform magic quadrant. So how did other vendors fare?.

Smartphone sales have slowed to their slowest growth since 2008. So who are the winners and losers in the tumultuous market?.

Juniper Networks and NEC have expanded their partnership to include SDN and NFV-based solutions for service providers and enterprises .

Stephen Fry has been transformed into a cartoon superhero and launched into digital signage as part of a British Child Rescue campaign.

Mitsubishi Electric has developed what it calls an 'aerial display', which it says will have applications for digital signage - come 2020.

Christies is taking the 'Northern Lights' to Canada's Parliament buildings with a new 472-foot long projection mapping show.

BroadSign and Key Systems Out Of Home Software integrate their platforms to provide a single solution for enterprise network operators.

Datacom, Ingram Micro, Dimension Data NZ and OneNet are among the partners honoured at Veeam's ANZ ProPartners Awards last night.