Banking stories - Page 112

Uni of Auckland students innovate to streamline SME operations, creating shift-swap apps and more in a MYOB-led challenge.

Kiwi SMEs are increasingly unhappy about internet access speeds and reliability but those with an online presence are reaping the benefits.

Big data continues to be big business with IDC forecasting strong growth across big-data related infrastructure, software and services.

A10's Greg Barnes offers up some tips on uncovering hidden threats in encrypted traffic, with application delivery controllers.

Controlling their own destiny and enjoying greater flexibility are key drivers for Kiwi women setting up businesses, according to a new MYOB report.

KKC after recently announcing their partnership with Tranxition was an exhibitor in the Emerging Technology Section at Gartner's Symposium for CIO's.

Datacom leads as HDS ANZ Partner of the Year at a glitzy awards night, signifying a robust year for tech partnerships.

Anti-virus security firm ESET has announced the availability of its new security solutions for Windows home users.

ANZ extends its FastPay app to EFTPOS, allowing merchants to process smartphone payments. New card reader also introduced for faster transactions.

Kiwi SMB's are happy with the pace of technological change, but say they're hampered by cost, government regulation and lack of skilled IT staff.

NZ's Xero urges password reset after a rise in phishing scams breaches customer accounts. Users advised to bolster computer security.

Dell gears up to 'disrupt' the internet of things marketplace with a new edge offering, while bolstering the analytics side with new offerings.

ANZ modernises its Money Transfer System with Hewlett-Packard, ensuring compliance with regulations and improving efficiency.

In the past 12 months alone one in four internet users had at least one of their accounts hacked, leading to the loss or theft of personal information.

Tomizone, the managed WiFi services provider headquartered in Auckland, is rolling out its services to 200 more bank retail branches throughout Aussie.

From compulsory heath tracking devices, to customer's being responsible for 95% of cloud security failures - it's all in Gartner's latest predictions.

Mobile technology spend will reach $1.2 trillion by 2019 with the manufacturing sector offering the largest enterprise opportunity for mobile tech.

Dunedin is installing a free gigabit-speed WiFi network in the city's Octagon, offering high-speed internet to the public.

Businesses must rebuild public confidence in their ability to store and protect NZ citizens' personal information, says John Kendall of Unisys.

Gartner is predicting global IT spend across all verticals to decline this year, but there are still growth technologies within each vertical.