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Need For Speed SHIFT aims to satisfy both arcade and authentic racing fans with its innovative first-person driving experience.

Mike Lancaster, the company’s wireless champion, says 15 WiMax sites have been constructed and will be live in the next two months.

Venugopal Pai, a Riverbed veteran since 2006, will lead the company's alliances program, leveraging his 20+ years experience to drive enterprise solutions.

Perhaps the biggest announcement was that a new iPod Nano will launch soon from $NZ259 for an 8GB model and a 16GB model for $NZ318.

Auckland's Conduit makes a splash with its iRugby Pro app, clinching top spots in NZ and South Africa's Apple iTunes store for sports apps.

Controversial stance on offshoring by Wallace at CCiNZ stirs debate, claiming it is time NZ embraces the economic benefits and moves past protectionism.

The company today announced its extended partnership with Brocade and an expansion of its partnership with VMware.

A malware infection does not equal one malicious file being installed on the system – many files may be affected.

Relying solely on backup tapes for disaster recovery is a costly mistake, warns Peter Mangin, CIO of Saatchi and Saatchi New Zealand.

Investing in IT training and workforce optimisation brings results, even in tough economic times, says expert. #IT #Training #WorkforceOptimisation.

Is society becoming too connected? IT optimisation and business tools that are helping streamline operations and productivity.

We've heard a lot about workforce productivity recently, with particular regard, to mobility, thanks to XT and 2degrees.

NetSafe launches 'The Whatsit?', a free online resource aiding SMEs in crafting ICT policies and promoting cybersafety, boosting productivity and security.

Contact centre professionals face the same issues during a recession, including budget cuts and difficulty in recruiting quality staff.

Government contact centres in New Zealand are taking steps to improve customer service after a survey revealed widespread dissatisfaction among citizens.

Around 300 ASB staff volunteered to take the calls for the TV3 Big Night In telethon at the bank’s contact centre in Albany last month.

Videoconferencing has seen significant growth in New Zealand, with companies utilising the benefits including faster decision-making and improved collaboration.

Stephen Crombie takes the helm of Govt Technology Services, unveiling plans to revamp the UK's ICT infrastructure and cut costs.

The talk around broadband infrastructure is overlooking the need to address the rural sector, crucial to NZ's international competitiveness.

Telecom Wholesale halts its broadband and residential PSTN ‘loyalty’ offer following a breach of separation undertakings, with potential penalties looming.