Stories by Staff - Page 251

An infrastructure-as-a-service solution from Gen-i has enabled NZ Oil Services to become more agile, efficient and competitive.

Ingram Micro NZ restructures again, axing jobs including long-serving National Sales Manager Craig McEwan, with more cuts looming.

NZ sees surging demand for managed disaster recovery solutions, spotlighting opportunities for more channel-specific offerings.

John Key admits he was briefed over the Kim Dotcom case in February but can't recall the reference as the government comes under further fire.

Communications and Information Technology Minister Amy Adams heads to the three-day conference aimed at building a resilient global digital environment.

Social networking director Peter Thiel lists Parnell property for sale as he searches for a bigger pad within the CBD.

Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 debuts in NZ, offering SMEs a cloud-centric ERP solution with enhanced user experience and business intelligence.

Telco firm to begin rolling out dual-carrier HSDPA to New Zealanders by Christmas as shareholders re-elect directors to the board.

ICT provider joins forces with Christchurch International Airport and Canterbury-based Data Centre Design for new purpose-built facility.

Wheedle, the Trade Me rival, has permanently closed its online operations after experiencing technical issues on its newly launched site.

Small business accounting software provider changes the accounting game with the addition of online invoicing.

New Zealand’s most-awarded school for digital and creative technologies aims to add New Zealand flavour to a popular gaming title.

Rugby World Cup victory parade image becomes the milestone addition to the National Library’s collection of digital heritage material.

Bank asks customers not to upgrade to new operation system iOS6 but insists there are no financial risks involved.

Riverbed amps up partner benefits in response to growing product range, offering new tech paths and incentives for resellers.

<strong>Dave Rosenberg reveals a few secrets to </strong><strong>Heather Wright</strong><strong> as he talks Westcon, leadership and the importance of family.

Microsoft's compact Wedge Touch Mouse dazzles with Bluetooth connectivity and BlueTrack tech, perfect for on-the-go users, despite its sensitivity.

Microsoft's Windows 8 represents a bold risk aimed at keeping the tech giant relevant amidst the rise of smartphones and tablets, warns Gartner.

<strong>Internal staffing changes don’t signal a disinvestment in the New Zealand channel, Microsoft’s Chris Ichter tells Heather Wright.

Microsoft's Sculpt Mobile Keyboard falls short of being a mobile marvel for tablets and smartphones, despite its Comfort Curve design.