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Dr Michael Snowden, founder of three IT firms including OneNet, continues to lead in cloud computing innovation, delivering robust, enterprise-class solutions.

Reducing travel by greater use of mobile applications is a sound move for reducing costs, and your carbon footprint.

Businesses increasingly adopt SaaS for streamlined security and operational savings, driving growth in the managed messaging security sector by over 30%.

Last March Facebook enhanced the ‘fan’ pages that a brand, product, organisation, artist, band, public figure – or a business – can create.

As carbon footprints and power usage drive data storage decisions, once-dismissed tape technology is reclaiming its crucial role in long-term backups.

In the face of mounting economic and social pressures, businesses are shifting towards cloud computing, spurred by the demand for agility and efficiency.

Ensuring data availability and rapid recovery from disasters is crucial for business continuity. Explore the top storage solutions transforming IT resilience.

As digital media skyrockets, the future of storage sales shifts towards software and services, adapting to evolving tech and economic shifts.

Open source solutions gain traction in enterprise IT, overcoming fear with education, reveals OSS Operations Manager Gavin Stone.

Explore how open source virtualisation is reshaping enterprises, offering cost-effective tech innovation and driving strategic IT goals.

CIOs championing FOSS as the key to unlocking the full potential of IT in businesses, marking a shift towards flexibility and cost efficiency.

BNZ's new CIO, Peter Yarrington, reimagines tech in finance, pushing for innovation amidst global challenges to keep pace with consumer needs.

NZ small businesses urged to reevaluate ICT investments to boost profit and productivity, targeting a transformative approach.

Wellington's Linux.conf.au 2020 drew over 500 global aficionados, fostering a thriving open source community with talks from leading experts.

Rockstar Games debuts extended gameplay trailer for highly anticipated sandbox western game Red Dead Redemption, unveiling new features.

With all bids now in by 4pm, telcos and lines companies gear up for a fierce competition over the government's USD $1.5 billion Ultra Fast Broadband project.

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has spoken out over censorship, but has also announced that Microsoft intends to continue to do business with China.

49 US Web sites of both the Democrat and Republican parties have been hacked to criticise President Obama just hours after his State of the Union address.

Telecom intends to go ahead with decommissioning its CDMA network in 2012, despite the issues with its XT Network.

Formerly exclusive Xbox 360 content, downloadable episodes of Grand Theft Auto IV are heading to PS3 and PC on March 30. PC version allows 32 players.