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Drowning in overdue projects, sticky notes, and highlighter pens, this company desperately needs modern project management software before it collapses.

A HACK-AND-SLASH TITLE WITH A SURPRISING AMOUNT OF DEPTH AND MORE THAN ITS FAIR SHARE OF HISTORICAL LIBERTIES.

A worrying 37% of Kiwi business owners still rely on bank statements to track cash flow, showing a lack of awareness of essential business health indicators.

An ERP system should not only meet current requirements, but also be fl exible and scalable enough to meet future business needs.

THERE’S AN IMPRESSIVE DEGREE OF CUSTOMISATION TO BE HAD, BUT SBK X IS PERHAPS BEST LEFT TO THE PATIENT AND THE HARDCORE MOTORSPORT ENTHUSIASTS.

The intention of this article is not to scare those looking to implement a CRM system, but to raise the awareness of the challenges that arise in this market.

Businesses are urged to dismantle firewalls for social CRM, harnessing media for enhanced customer to CEO communication and market intelligence.

NINTENDO ACHIEVES THE SEEMINGLY IMPOSSIBLE YET AGAIN, PERFECTING SUPER MARIO GALAXY'S ACCLAIMED PLATFORMING FORMULA.

BI trends soar as firms pursue smart consolidation and integration to sharpen decision-making and cut costs amidst economic challenges.

Reviving IT assets offers a greener future, marrying economic gains with environmental responsibility—a vision for sustainable tech evolution.

Mafia II set to redefine gaming with its cinematic storytelling and improved gameplay, aiming for a unique blend of authenticity and fun.

New Zealand’s Emissions Trading Scheme pressures businesses to cut carbon footprints, championing green IT solutions despite cost objections.

Genealogists at the Family History Fair in Hamilton delved into a celebrity lineage for a new documentary, uncovering fascinating insights about their ancestry.

Unlock Guitar Hero greatness with Mason Massi4H Maddox's nine expert tips, from mastering strumming to the wise use of Practice Mode.

YouTube has launched its new ‘Leanback’ interface, designed to make the leap to YouTube access via your television as seamless as possible.

Google's licence to operate in China has been renewed, conditional on the tech giant's promise to comply with Chinese law and rectify specific practices.

Green technologies, devices and practices not only save SMBs money, they can also help drive greater productivity.

While the initial hype surrounding green IT may have died down, the interest and implementation of green products and services continues to rise.

Renaissance, an Auckland-based distributor, debuts its in-house brand Yoobee amidst industry upheavals, promising a robust future.

Sony's Walkman NWZ-W252 reviewed: A jogger's dream but with a few missteps in storage and music navigation. Ideal if you're not picky about playlists.