Stories by Staff - Page 274

Kiwi consultancy achieves top qualification in Business Intelligence to go along with certifications in Dynamics AX and CRM.

Outsourcing your telemarketing can save a bundle in staffing costs; so how do you select an agency that will work for you?.

Virtualisation should make surviving interruptions easier, in theory; in practice, however, managing the changeover is not that simple.

NetSafe has launched a free Android app following Cyber Security Awareness Week, offering advice, quizzes, and quick cyber incident reporting to users.

After months of speculation, Renaissance sells its distie biz to Exeed, a deal shrouded in denials and half-truths since September.

Rob Spray takes the helm at Avaya NZ, infusing leadership with pride and a focus on innovation in global communication.

UFB's arrival spells a gaming revolution, promising smoother gameplay and enhanced performance, changing the face of gaming in New Zealand.

Veeam and Microsoft strengthen ties, Veeam's Management Pack pre-installed on Microsoft Systems Centre 2012, addressing VM sprawl.

New Zealand's UFB rollout simplifies connectivity, promising vast improvements for homes, schools, and businesses, boosting the national economy.

Say goodbye to forgotten software training with a German instant learning server launching in NZ, offering easy access to Microsoft Office tutorials.

Navigate the complexities of tech leasing with our guide on avoiding hidden fees, understanding your agreement and ensuring the best terms for your business.

World of Tanks donates £15k to RSA, echoing the unity between gaming and real-world military support, following an ANZAC Day fundraiser.

Changes to licensing have created confusion among resellers - see what one distributor is doing to ease the pain.

Over 1200 Symantec partners target SMBs in Asia Pacific and Japan, aiming to bolster security amidst rising cyber threats.

A rare Apple 1 motherboard, one of only six still functioning, fetches nearly double its estimate at US$375k at auction.

F5 Networks introduces pay-as-you-go cloud licensing program, reducing costs for Infrastructure as a Service providers.

IGEL, a leader in thin client solutions, has sealed a distribution deal with Connector Systems, promising a diverse range of products for ANZ markets.

Facebook's tech chief Bret Taylor leaves for startup realm post-IPO, shaking the exec team as the firm rebounds from a rocky stock debut.

Social entrepreneurship company Smile Today picks up top prize as well as audience choice award; so who won the trip to San Francisco?.

Ruckus Wireless is set to ignite the market next month with launch events across NZ, showcasing new products and cutting-edge wi-fi tech.