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ICONZ has launched a new partner program, designed to enhance collaboration with resellers, integrators, developers, and SaaS providers.

Microsoft secures top employer honour at New Zealand Hi-Tech Awards, praised for fostering a balanced, productive workplace culture.

The winners of this year's New Zealand Hi-Tech Awards were revealed at a Gala Awards dinner in Auckland on Friday night.

Microsoft will fix two vulnerabilities it considers<br />critical, when it issues its monthly Patch Tuesday update this week.

New Zealand gears up for iPad launch in July with plans to introduce the iBookstore app alongside it, following Apple's global rollout.

After the iPad was released, many thought that tablet fever would ensue, but in reality there are very few consumer-friendly tablets currently on the market.

Following the recent departure of Mark Dasent, three more Renaissance staff will join the value added distributor.

Telecom CEO Paul Reynolds has hit out at the operational separation<br />undertakings which he says has already cost the company $249 million.

In part due to the iPad and other tablet computers, netbook sales continue to drop as users purchase other mobile devices.

The independent report into the XT network failures shows that<br />Alcatel Lucent is now on the right track, says CEO Jyoti Mahukar-Thombre.

Polycom enhances its NZ footprint, naming Datastor as distributor and Asnet as platinum reseller, spearheading its expansion in New Zealand.

Lexel Systems appoints former IBM executive Doug Clarke as project director to bolster growth and services within its project services unit.

NZ's Izon Science strikes deal with US distributor BridgePath Scientific to enhance the reach of its cutting-edge nanoparticle analysis systems in America.

Frost and Sullivan predicts the Asia-Pacific managed security services market to soar past US$4bn amid rising SMB adoption.

Activision confirms a second map pack for Modern Warfare 2, slated for release in late 2010, set to be developed by Infinity Ward.

A Facebook bug exposed users' private chats via the profile preview feature, adding to the social media giant's ongoing privacy issues.

Telecom and Alcatel Lucent failed to manage the high number of subscribers attracted onto the XT Network when it launched in May last year.

CEO Paul Reynolds says increased competition, economic slowdown, regulatory interventions and XT network issues are behind the drop in revenue.

Fuji Xerox Printers celebrates a 163% growth in New Zealand with new Auckland offices, attributing success to channel partners' support.

Australia's government broadband spend to hit $26bn, aiming for top-tier fibre access to 90% of homes, says NBN study.