The CIO of Auckland Council discusses the challenges of managing expectations after the merger of multiple councils.
HP integrates AppSense's tech to enhance virtual desktops, vowing to boost user experience across all platforms.
Ubisoft has unveiled a behind-the-scenes developer diary for Driver: San Francisco, with the game set to launch on 2nd September.
Mark Zuckerberg surpasses Google founders to become world's third-richest tech tycoon, now valued at US$18 billion.
Ericsson's unveiling of LTE Advanced promises mobile broadband speeds nearing 1GB/s by 2023, revolutionising connectivity in the UK.
Broadband is being rolled out to rural New Zealand, starting with three schools and eventually reaching 750 more. #RuralBroadband #NewZealand.
Cloud Plus CEO, Jules Rumsey, says EMC's system will be a part of 'an extensive a la carte menu' of solutions.
Microsoft's integration of Skype with Office 365 aims to bolster cloud suite communications, promising seamless connection for businesses.
Skyzer Technologies teams up with Mako Networks to boost security for SMBs, aiming to meet PCI DSS standards and combat rising payment card fraud.
Transcend unveils new memory modules aimed at enhancing data storage for multimedia gadgets and supporting heavy-duty industrial use.
After a relative drought in DLC-land, this week has several developers announcing fresh, new downloadable content for their top tier game franchises.
Telecom launches flexible prepaid plans, letting customers tailor their usage: talk, text, or data, without being tied to a contract.
Labour opposes Telecom bill, claiming it allows the company to overcharge; predicts higher charges and poorer service for customers.
Microsoft counters Google with the cloud-based Office 365, aimed at small businesses seeking affordable collaboration tools.
Kiwibank's automated computer shut-downs are set to save thousands in power bills and cut 32 tonnes of carbon, marking a win for sustainability.
ASB's Russell Jones earns CIO of the Year for steering his team through extensive change, highlighting the importance of unity and innovation.
Tablet market in New Zealand and Australia set to grow, with IDC predicting doubling in shipments despite slow first quarter. Android market could triple.
Cloud computing services in New Zealand are more sustainable than in Australia due to heating and cooling costs, says Gartner.
Despite UFB rollout hesitations, Juniper Networks spotlights booming networking sector, led by data centres and cloud computing growth.
Rugby World Cup's 'Cloud' venue to host IT recruitment drive in New Zealand, tackling skills shortage and wooing global talent.
