Telecom sets closure dates for its CDMA network, ceasing WorldMode Roaming on October 28 and domestic 3G data on November 30, ahead of mid-2012 shutdown.
SAP New Zealand partners with Ciber to launch hosted solutions for midsize firms, providing SAP software without the need for in-house IT training.
Hitachi picks ex-Sun Storage and Systems Sales Specialist, Paul Lewer (pictured), to head up New Zealand sales.
Attaché Software shifts customer education online with 40 seminars in New Zealand, providing SMEs flexible training directly from their desks.
Applications for the 2010 Internet Industry Awards, celebrating the internet's contributions to business, education, and community, close today.
Tait Radio Communications selects WaveAdept to implement Google Apps, streamlining global operations for 950 users and enhancing cross-continent collaboration.
New Zealand's Team OneBeep has stormed into the final six of Microsoft's Imagine Cup, aiming to win with their innovative educational solution.
TVNZ is equipping its news reporters for multimedia work, allowing them to file stories for its online news services as well as its flagship One Network News.
Digital Island launches 3G business services offering seamless integration of email, browsing, and cloud-based tools after a successful pilot.
AVG launches a New Zealand website to facilitate local purchases, upgrades, and downloads of its software, featuring NZD $ transactions and support.
Rumours in the tech world escalate: Oliver Hill returns to HP, Toshiba sticks with a single NZ distributor, and Renaissance sees staff changes.
Exploring the murky world of funded roles within the tech industry, raising questions about transparency and fairness in pricing.
Crown Fibre Holdings calls for refined bids for its Ultra-Fast Broadband initiative following feedback, aiming for better outcomes.
Chris Fairfield joins Revera as CFO, bringing extensive experience from senior financial roles at BASF, Roche Diagnostics, and British Petroleum.
Connector Systems to distribute Aspen Optics and Geebic fibre products in NZ, offering 30-90% savings over Cisco, HP, and Juniper alternatives.
Software is one of the fastest growing segments in ICT, so how does New Zealand's software economy measure up?.
New Zealand shines in global IT, innovating within best practice even as it leads in areas from mobile tech to cloud computing.
I have yet to see any real success stories in the enterprise; instead, consumer mobile devices are the real driver of cloud computing.
In the ever-evolving IT landscape, the concept of good enough practice emerges as a pragmatic alternative to rigid best practices.
As global communication preferences shift to video, businesses must leverage this technology to enhance collaboration, reduce costs, and stay competitive.
