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Following political unrest in Egypt, Vodafone has closed its 180-strong contact centre and is advising roaming customers to return home.

Despite Skype 5 for Mac's recent update, users voice frustration over persistent issues, notably a feature that blocks webcam access for other programs.

2degrees to open new contact centre in Christchurch CBD, creating 80 jobs to enhance its customer service, says CEO Eric Hertz.

Implementing an on-demand ERP system requires careful consideration. Here are some key factors to consider. #erp #saas.

CRM innovations in 2011 focus on enhancing customer engagement and retention through social media and cloud solutions, driving a revenue-based approach.

Faced with outdated systems, businesses must weigh the cost of upgrading ERP solutions against the risk of inefficiency stifling growth.

The necessity of CRM applications within lines companies has quickly become a reality, explains Aaron Baker, Marketing Manager, Gentrack.

The ERP era as a primary use of IT funds has come to an end. Investments are shifting to differentiation and user productivity says Scott Dawes, Vice.

Choosing the right ERP system is crucial for mid-sized organisations to avoid costly failures. Here are key points to consider for a successful implementation.

Social media encourages the evolution of integrated ERP and CRM solutions, says Craig Charlton, Epicor’s Senior Vice President of Asia Pacific operations.

NZ’s SMEs lead the shift towards integrating ERP and CRM solutions, leveraging cloud tech for growth and competitive edge.

IT executives never consciously decide to create chaos and sub-optimisation in their file transfer environments. But chaos happens anyway, as systems evolve.

HP sets the cloud computing trend, rolling out robust solutions to enhance security and performance, signalling a new era in technology.

RSA launches a new security solution for SMBs, offering advanced, risk-based authentication to protect against evolving threats.

Renaissance grapples with a wave of exits and redundancies, amplifying unrest post-restructure. Key figures depart as share dealings stir.

International gaming TV content is headed to our shores through an exclusive partnership between TVNZ and Ginx TV.

Telecom tempts Vodafone iPhone users with a £600 account credit to switch, offering free SIMs and online deal sign-ups until month-end.

Sony's PlayStation Suite brings iconic PlayStation games to Android devices, promising a 'PlayStation quality' experience for mobile gamers.

New Era IT steps into a new role as Apple Education reseller, promising comprehensive Apple solutions for NZ's education sector.

Facebook commits to enhancing app features for users of older mobiles, expanding access to over 2,500 devices globally.