A new iPhone App has been launched by a kiwi company, to solve last minute accommodation issues for travelers.
Intel promotes Rajkumar to national reseller channel manager and Torres to national marketing manager. McBride returns to SAP, leading North America division.
Embrace rejection to excel in sales, a crucial, yet undervalued path to career success, as no 'yes' comes without a series of 'nos'.
TomTom introduces the Via 620, a new study revealing the favourite Kiwi holiday spot and Mapshare for New Zealanders on the move.
Unisys unveils cloud-based ITSM suite, offering remedy-as-a-service to improve IT support and cut costs for enterprises.
Hideo Kojima believes social and hardcore gaming will unite, blending intense action with social interactivity in harmony.
Twitter slashes its social ties with LinkedIn, stopping the automatic syncing of user tweets to their LinkedIn profiles.
Exeed partners with Fusion-io to boost its portfolio with advanced application acceleration tech, targeting IBM, Cisco, and Dell clients in NZ.
C&C DHB revolutionises healthcare delivery with a cost-effective Microsoft BI platform, enhancing insight and efficiency.
DTS, a specialist ISP led by CEO Brendan Ritchie, powers growth by catering to major enterprises and government clients with trans-Tasman connectivity.
Fitbit debuts in NZ, offering kiwis a seamless system to track health and fitness with innovative gadgets and apps.
How one of New Zealand's most loved charitable organisations improved its service delivery through web-based collaboration technology.
Ruckus beefs up NZ channel, tapping Exeed as its second distributor to harness growth in hospitality, health, and logistics sectors.
Bethesda focuses solely on Dawnguard, hinting it might be Skyrim's only DLC. As players choose between vampires or hunters, the future remains uncertain.
Motion Computing clinches the prestigious US 2012 Partner of the Year Award from Microsoft, highlighting a decade of innovation in tablet tech.
Oracle FLEXCUBE 12.0 launches to tailor banking services for Gen Y, offering personalised, multi-channel experiences.
Sounder Industries innovates by turning historic lumber into a unique, eco-friendly iPad amplifier, enhancing sound naturally.
Lollipop Chainsaw delights with its unique blend of zombie-slaying and cheerleading, led by the unconventional zombie hunter Juliet Starling.
Fitbit enters New Zealand with its connected health products, promising opportunities for local retailers amid declining returns in traditional tech sectors.
Insider shares eye-opening contrasts in ISP operations between NZ and Australia, from cost variations to tech disparities.
