Stories by Staff - Page 70

Charles Clarke champions cloud backup for 24/7 businesses, highlighting the crucial role of the right data strategy in preventing IT outages.

The Internet Party will announce its list of candidates, including electorates, on June 19. 22 shortlisted candidates were evaluated in Auckland.

Why is IBM transitioning x86 to Lenovo? That's million-dollar question on the lips of the company's Business Partners.

Apple reinvents with WWDC, focusing on software upgrades and seamless connectivity across iOS and OSX, aiming to enhance user and developer experiences.

HP has announced the HP Helion Network, a global network that provides customers with a portfolio of services and a secure hybrid IT environment.

Internet Party supports progress on new communications cable to break NZ's international bandwidth monopoly. Lower prices and innovative services for consumers.

IBM urges partners to stay loyal as it sells x86 server biz to Lenovo, assuring a win-win in the face of HP's competitive moves.

Millions of football fans from around the world will join the conversation about the 2014 World Cup on Facebook.

New Zealand educators are getting the chance to learn from the first school in the world to implement iPad technology.

Australian businesses face soaring data breach risks amidst the mobile eCommerce boom, warned by Protiviti MD Chris Grant.

MYOB BankLink now supports 20,000+ rural NZ businesses with essential accounting data feeds, streamlining farm management and financial planning.

Teens are shunning Facebook in favor of other social media sites, showing a shift towards segmenting social media use.

New Zealand security software spending rose 11.7% in 2013, beating the worldwide market increase of 4.9%, according to Gartner.

Fronde strengthens position as NetSuite ANZ partner with two new certified consultants, Sandra Wright and Andy Bennett.

MYOB buys into Kounta, boosting cloud offerings with a new, integrated POS solution set to revolutionize SME operations in NZ and Aus.

Wynyard Group launches Digital Evidence Investigator to help law enforcement process and analyse digital evidence more effectively.

It's clear that our love affair with smartphones will soon rollover into the burgeoning world of wearable tech. So what's on the radar?.

During recent major events, like the Bruce Springsteen concert in Auckland, telco has seen mobile uploads actually exceed download.

NZ's PC market thrives, up 22% in 2014, fuelled by economic optimism and education sector's increased demand for chromebooks.

In a world where SDS attempts to cosmetically enhance storage solutions, the real beauty lies in the eye of the beholder.