Harnessing virtualisation technologies delivers the benefits of being 'cloud-like' by evolving existing IT infrastructure into a more robust system.
From overlooked to essential: The journey of storage virtualisation, now a key IT strategy as businesses struggle with data deluge.
Amidst the boom in virtualisation by businesses, the rush to adopt is often outpacing crucial security measures, posing long-term risks.
New Zealand's rapid embrace of virtualisation has transformed IT landscapes, paving the way for the rise of the cloud and future user-centric computing.
Unlocking the potential of virtual networks requires navigating unique challenges to avoid pitfalls that can derail success.
Once seen as futuristic, virtualisation now reshapes IT by maximising server efficiency and cutting costs. Why did it take businesses so long to embrace?.
Businesses grapple with 'Big Data' - seeking strategies beyond a one-size-fits-all solution to manage vast, varied data insights and ensure longevity.
Membership rules changed to include 'high technology' companies and other stakeholders in the New Zealand technology ecosystem.
Weta Digital, celebrated for its groundbreaking VFX in films like Avatar, thrives on cutting-edge tech and strategic alliances.
RIM's new CEO Thorsten Heins labels company risks as 'significant', amidst a 19% revenue dip and high-profile resignations.
Connector Systems secures another deal, now distributing Bradford Networks in ANZ to bolster mobile device security amid soaring BYOD challenges.
NZ firms unlock agility and cost savings through virtualisation, leveraging tech to streamline operations and innovate.
Datastor transforms into Imagine 2012, offering IT enthusiasts insight into emerging tech and business strategies in NZ.
Cyberoam and SnapperNet court SonicWall resellers amid Dell acquisition, offering free training and UTM feature licenses.
MacRumors says Apple are rumoured to start production of new model 15' MacBook Pros sometime in April, with the 13' variant being produced later, in June.
Samsung took a big gamble when it released its Galaxy Note, the hefty smartphone/tablet crossover that used a stylus as an input device.
Peter Molyneux's new venture, 22Cans, seeks talented staff for innovative gaming projects, hinting at cloud and web tech integration.
Orcon unveils affordable UFB plans for schools, offering up to 1000GB data, with security ensured by partnering with Watchdog.
Amid a Huawei uproar, Australian ban contrasts sharply with New Zealand's welcoming stance, stirring a whirlwind of diplomatic and corporate tremors.
Over half a million telecom users are set to port their mobile numbers by April, with 2degrees capturing the majority.
