Retailers stories - Page 132

Incorporating new technology into a business requires thorough assessment, but addressing barriers to adoption is essential for success.

Apple unveils new iMac with M1 chip, 24-inch 4.5K Retina display, and seven vibrant colours. Pricing starts from NZ$2149.

Among the new iPad Pro’s features: a Liquid Retina XDR display on the 12.9-inch screen, 5G capability with cellular models, and a Thunderbolt USB-C port.

Apple has entered the market for Bluetooth trackers, pioneered by companies like Tile - but as always, Apple puts its own spin on things.

Oracle integrates ServiceNow into its cloud infrastructure to give enterprise customers a single dashboard for managing their cloud resources.

Spark NZ has chosen Calabrio to provide a cloud-based workforce management solution as part of its Unified Front Line initiative.

iland and Cohesity form strategic alliance for comprehensive data protection solutions, integrating iland Secure Cloud and Cohesity's multicloud data platform.

Apple launches $200m Restore Fund to remove carbon from the atmosphere. The fund aims to become a key part of Apple's carbon neutrality plans by 2030.

All businesses that accept card payments in Australia and New Zealand must comply with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS).

At the centre of Samsung’s announcement is the unveiling of its new display technology for its flagship televisions: Neo QLED.

New Zealanders still prefer in-store shopping despite rise in online sales due to COVID-19, says Toluna study.

Almost all organisations faced mobile cyber-threats in 2020, as remote working increased concerns about mobile security, says Check Point Software.

Russian hackers acquired US officials' emails, Black Kingdom ransomware affected Microsoft servers, Shell disclosed data breach, MobiKwik data stolen.

Cybersecurity training during the pandemic is insufficient, with 61% of employees failing a basic test, according to a survey from TalentLMS.

Aruba launches new Database as a Service solution for managing data in the cloud, offering scalability and secure options.

The PS5's first major update introduces new functionality, including the ability to store games on USB drives and cross-generation share play.

Businesses investing in data applications face challenges due to limitations in design and development tools, says report.

Immunity credentials could mean that both international and domestic carriers could start flying with greater confidence — and the world could get moving again.

Widespread increase in cloud adoption due to COVID-19, but concerns remain over data security and responsibility, says StorageCraft research.

Check Point Research has discovered new malware on Google’s Play Store that could spread through WhatsApp messages.