NZCS stories

New Zealand Computer Sales was established in 1995 to provide New Zealand businesses and beyond with quality, affordable, ready-for-use electronics.>>

Members vote overwhelmingly in favour of name change. We investigate.>>

The soon-to-be-renamed New Zealand Computer Society (NZCS) has released the full version of its Cloud Computing Code of Practice.>>

Feedback sought for document setting out standards for cloud providers.>>

Contributions needed to help drive programme promoting ICT as a career: CEO.>>

Businesses and advocacy organisations combine to develop standards around new technology.>>

Dunne says businesses will still be able to claim tax deductions.>>

Did you ever realise how pivotal headset technology is in setting the pace of business? asks Mike Powrie, Managing Director for Jabra, Australia and New Zealand>>

As contact centre stress levels skyrocket, in comes BE Intent with its calming workplace wellness tools that aim to move staff into a more constructive state of mind. BE Intent CEO Suzanne Hall and PhD Developer Dr Sam Alexander reveal more>>

Is there a market for hosted contact centre solutions? From basic PBX functionality to sophisticated call centre technology.>>

While not a UFB bidder, TelstraClear, like all telcos, will nevertheless be impacted by the roll out of a new fibre network.>>

Operating in a dynamic market, telcos are facing exponentially increasing requirements for network bandwidth, growing competition from non-traditional>>

The sooner New Zealand’s fibre to the premises build is underway the better, says Nigel Purdy, General Manager of Hawke’s Bay’s local fibre company, UnisonFibre>>

What is SIP trunking technology and how can it benefit New Zealand businesses? James Meharry, Product Marketing Manager, CallPlus, answers nine FAQs.>>

For something that many industry insiders are calling "the next big thing in telecommunications", finding information on SIP and SIP trunking was more difficult than Rachael Sutton first imagined it would be.>>

The New Zealand Computer Society drafts in big names for a one-off conference "like no other". >>

Joint development and licensing agreement signed to create the future of solid state drives for enterprises. >>

Microsoft has announced that the beta version of its new web browser, Internet Explorer 9, will be available for download soon.>>