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Microsoft has unveiled new business solutions and capabilities for Microsoft Dynamics 365 to empower companies to transform digitally.

Ingram Micro NZ has signed a deal to bring Studio Proper's range of iOS accessories for consumer and business to the Kiwi market.

Striking a balance: NZ SMEs lean toward immigration curbs amid workforce and housing concerns, MYOB survey finds.

Five years on from its first foray into cloud, Exeed – and its resellers – are reaping the returns of the early investment, with 50% per annum growth.

Concur says that data blind spots can occur when internal travel and expense management (TEM) systems don’t allow for easy monitoring and measurement.

Android users are being warned about a fake flashlight app on Google Play that is targeting Australian banking apps.

Millisecond lags hit e-sales, says Akamai. Even tiny delays in load times significantly dent online conversion rates.

Reducing demand on the engine means it doesn’t have to be as large as in a traditional car, and thus operates more efficiently.

Colocation providers discuss customer demands, data sovereignty, and the impact of IoT and edge computing at a recent industry event.

An Aussie reseller has been ordered to pay Microsoft nearly $1 million in damages for selling pirated software, with further cases likely.

Small businesses have shown the strongest growth outlook in two years in the last quarter, but shortage of skilled labour remains a critical issue.

This year will see the perfect storm across the storage industry, says ioFabric’s Greg Wyman. He outlines why and what it means for the market.

As Australia enforces metadata retention, VPNs become crucial to safeguard privacy from government surveillance, making Get a VPN Day more relevant than ever.

Microsoft has launched 'phone sign-in’ specifically for Microsoft accounts on Android and iOS - but what about Windows Phones?.

A newly rebranded Noel Leeming Tech Solutions for Business has teamed up with cloud data management vendor Rubrik to bring a new offering to market.

Move out of that 1980s technology stack and into the world of the cloud – you can get there with knowledge and a trusted vendor.

Australia, like other countries, has not been immune to data breaches in which personal information has been exposed.

AOPEN’s newest partnership sees two Australian technology companies come together with the of integration of Openpay onto the AOPEN MeldCX system.

The Sales and Marketing Jam is an event hosted by the Kiwi Landing Pad to allow professionals based in the US to share their experience firsthand.

Wellington Code Camp 2017 could be your chance to absorb some expert knowledge and make new partnerships in the tech industry.