New Zealand (NZ) stories - Page 120

Cloud computing is a well-established business practice in NZ, the next step to leveraging it is to build organisation-wide competitive advantage.

As resellers face increasing pressure from cloud services, we look at one reseller's move into the cloud and the lessons they learned.

CompTIA has launched a group dedicated to technology resellers, solution providers, distributors, vendors and channel associates based in ANZ.

Vector launches cloud link service to connect Kiwi enterprises to multiple data centres to access cloud applications.

Poised to be New Zealand’s first Cat Café, the Cat Lounge is looking to up and running via a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign.

Best-selling UK TV and learning app, Hopster, launches in New Zealand for 2-6 year olds, with educational games and popular kids shows.

New Zealand tablet shipments plummet; Apple maintains top spot, while Surface Pro offers hope for Windows tablets and 2-in-1 market.

Taxes on services purchased online from offshore sellers look to have moved a step closer, with Budget 2015 confirming it is a key focus area.

New Zealanders oblivious to cyber threats despite spending five hours a day on mobile internet, says Trend Micro.

Jade Software narrowed its annual loss as revenue at its Master Terminal port management software grew at a faster pace than expected.

Rakon returns to profit with a USD $3.2 million net gain after closing its UK plant and shifting production to India and NZ, despite doubling its debt.

Syngency, the Kiwi software company, has won first place at the TechNode Demo Day conference in Taiwan this week.

Chorus's UFB completion celebrations overshadow missing strategy for partner engagement and end-user uptake in regions like Taupo.

Polycom releases new video collaboration solutions for modern workspaces, meeting demand for ad hoc meeting environments.

Commvault's presence in NZ is growing, fuelled by a local team with decades of experience, an unwavering focus on the customer and targeted technology.

New Zealand IT sector. which has historically struggled to recruit top talent, is in good shape to recruit new employees.

Skype offers free calls from Nepal to help locals communicate following earthquake. Discounted rates for calls into Nepal.

NZ firms face cultural hurdles on Chinese social media, says Auckland expert. Understanding local platforms like Weibo vital for success.

Warehouse Group posted a 5% gain in 3rd quarter sales which it said was in line with its expectations and meant it was on track to meet annual profit.

Microsoft's Build developer conference is coming to Auckland on May 30 as part of the event's first ever global tour.