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Company's senior director of the Volume Technology Group will move back to New Zealand, but not with Ingram Micro.

Express Data NZ boosts its team, naming Philip Presnall as new GM of Sales and Marketing, citing his deep local industry insight as key to driving growth.

Panasonic New Zealand exits NARTA NZ as of April 1 due to tough trading, aiming to strengthen direct sales relationships with key retailers instead.

In 2013, D-Link aims to shift its image from consumer-focused to a key player in business networking with innovative offerings in IP surveillance.

SilverStripe's contract with the NZ public sector boosts Wellington's hopes for tech dominance, aiming to create 10,000 jobs.

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.

MySpace's erasure of artist fan bases in its latest revamp could be the final nail in the coffin, claims Onesheet's Brenden Mulligan.

Hewlett Packard takes a swipe at Dell's $24.4 billion buyout, suggesting the move leaves Dell's innovation in limbo.

Phillip Lupke becomes Apple's latest icon by downloading iTunes' 25 billionth song, earning a €10,000 gift card in a historic moment.

Accelerating successful commercialisation of innovation in New Zealand firms is the yardstick by which Callaghan Innovation will be measured.

Enabling expands its footprint in Australia, opening a new office in Perth and integrating Magni in Brisbane, to meet growing demand for IT solutions.

ASUS unveils world's tiniest router, flawless for travellers, blending full internet access into a pocket-friendly USB device.

Dell is on the brink of a monumental $23 billion deal to go private, with shares poised at up to $13.75, in tech's biggest buyout since the recession.

iPad mini shipment times improve in the US, dropping to 1-3 days, while Europe sees a modest decrease to 3-5 days despite global demand.

Samsung steals the spotlight with a $15m Super Bowl ad, taking aim at rival Apple and wowing viewers with its comedic banter.

Nearly three-quarters of companies deploying user-focused BYOD report improvements in employee productivity, customer response times and work processes.

After months of anticipation, Evad3rs plans to release Evasi0n today, the first untethered jailbreak for iPhone 5, expanding iOS device freedom.

Government commits to improving rural connectivity, abandoning frustrating dial-up speeds and through faster technology access.

Samsung narrows Apple's lead in the smartphone race, now holding 30% market share against Apple's 39%, according to The NPD Group.

Callaghan Innovation officially opens for business in New Zealand, aiming to accelerate the commercialisation of innovation.