IBM stories - Page 32

IBM's Health Identity Programme revolutionises NZ healthcare by streamlining patient records, enhancing safety and care coordination.

IBM and Adobe lead in digital marketing, says Ovum, urging firms to choose platforms for strategic fit over mere features.

While IBM Australia plays down job loss reports, sections of the media speculate the move could send offshore work across the Tasman to New Zealand.

Live from Westcon Group Imagine 2013, IBM tells TechDay how it can make a difference in your workplace and make history at the same time.

Lenovo has exited takeover discussions with IBM over the valuation of IBM's X86 server business, refusing a USD $6 billion offer.

World's second-largest PC maker considers acquisition of IBM's X86 server business, rumoured to cost as much as US$6 billion.

Certus Solutions restructures, splitting its growing Business Analytics and Information Management lines, and appoints new GMs to lead each division.

Konica Minolta names Warwick Beban as new CEO, aiming for growth after Evan Johnson's departure to parent company CSG.

SASIT, a legacy Kiwi IT provider founded in 1974, now specialises in cloud hosting and boasts influential partnerships and exceptional customer retention.

Yesterday's outage at IBM's South Auckland data centre continues despite the company making the issue a high priority.

As Dell transitions to private ownership, CIOs must weigh the potential risks and rewards, or face the uncertainty during the shake-up in the IT landscape.

Microsoft's mobile strategy gains unexpected support, with research showing IT execs see them as a market leader in mobile enterprise solutions.

IBM surpasses Wall Street expectations in Q4 with a net income rise to USD $5.8 billion, despite a slight dip in revenue to USD $29.3 billion.

A list of innovations that have the potential to change the way people work, live and interact during the next five years.

The IT services market faces turbulence as 3Q12 total contract value drops by a third, hitting a nine-year low, with public and private sector deals plummeting.

Regions largest specialist IBM system integration company appoints Lee Eglinton in first of three hirings across ANZ.

Certus appoints Phil Ogilvie, aiming to evolve beyond tech, creating a strategic partnership with clients across ANZ under its PurePlay philosophy.

Emergency Management Southland and Hamilton Council use online maps to co-ordinate resources and enhance services.

IBM's earnings fall short of expectations, with Q3 revenue down 5% to $24.7 billion, impacted by currency fluctuations and a weak market.

Revolutionising document management: The shift to digitisation promises cost savings, efficiency, and compliance for NZ businesses.