The NZTech Advance Government and Technology Summit in February will explore how technology can improve public services and drive government innovation.
The New Zealand education sector now extra device options, with Cyclone Computers offering Lenovo devices through the AoG IT Hardware supplier panel.
More than 140 tertiary students and recent grads from will be placed into paid summer internships via the Summer of Tech internship programme.
GIS's applications go way beyond being a system of record for assets. Instead, it's changing business - and society as a whole.
NZ firms ditch onsite servers for Azure cloud, unlocking new uses for old spaces - from min-bars to dance-floors.
Fortinet's FortiAP-S series of secure access points and 'Secure Access Architecture' make Wi-Fi the strongest link in your network.
Toshiba unveils industry's first wireless power receiver with 15W capacity, capable of charging devices faster than wired chargers.
Hybrid IT is emerging as a way for organisations to balance growing demands on their infrastructure, and the increasing need to be agile.
In today's modern world, you would be hard pressed to find a business that doesn't maintain a significant dependence on cloud-based computing.
5by5 Wireless promises swift internet for remote holiday spots, buoying travellers with expansive 25-mile hotspots.
In a bid to highlight the benefits of moving computer infrastructure to the cloud, Microsoft has begun the 'Server Room Reboot' initiative.
New Zealand professionals expect pay rises and bonuses in 2016, with IT professionals being the most likely to change jobs.
In order to make private connectivity easier for Kiwi businesses, Vector Communications is giving New Zealand companies the chance to trial AWS.
Agile is about people, rather than processes, says Dan Teo, Principal Consultant at Assurity Consulting. He explains why.
In the digital world where mobility reigns supreme, there is a growing gap between expectations of wireless customers and those who design buildings.
TomTom's new app for Android alerts Kiwi motorists of nearby speed cameras, aiming to create stress-free drives.
Toshiba America Electronic Components is releasing two Bluetooth Smart ICs with Bluetooth Low Energy v4.1 capabilities.
NETSCOUT's Fluke expands 802.11ac Wi-Fi support, bridging wireless demands with robust network troubleshooting and analysis tools.
Disruption is proving to be one of the biggest challenges for directors throughout New Zealand, with many businesses (73%) spending more time on risk.
Mobile Mentor will provide managed security and managed mobility services to the NZ government, after being named part of the TaaS supplier panel.
