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NZ's IT sector braces as HPE confirms Exeed and Ingram Micro as main disties, with Sektor for networking, reshaping the local channel.

New research from Symantec has revealed cyber criminals are targeting Netflix users on the back of the company's recent global expansion.

Apple's technology is transforming classrooms in New Zealand, with iPads and Macs becoming staple learning tools for teachers and students.

Matrox has unveiled what it says is the world's first single-slot, nine-output 1920x1080 graphics card for three-by-three video walls.

While numerous methods already exist to encrypt data, Syncdocs is the first solution to provide fully automatic end-to-end encryption for Google Drive.

Signagelive is harnessing mobile and internet technologies to provide responsive signage, including assistive point of sales and emergency messaging.

New Zealanders urged to recycle unwanted phones through RE:MOBILE scheme, helping charity and reducing landfill.

VMware has launched a platform called Workspace ONE, which helps secure digital workspaces for flexible workstyles and BYOD.

Kaspersky exposes Adwind malware's vast reach, hitting 443k users and diverse industries globally in a worrying cybercrime surge.

Sri Lanka Telecom has laid the foundation stone for the country's first Tier 4 ready data center, and opened the Matara SEA-ME-WE 5 landing station.

Almost half of New Zealanders expect cash to be obsolete in ten years, with mobile payments and wearables taking over.

Moving into 2016, more businesses are expected to leverage smart machines and transformative technologies to give them a clear competitive advantage.

Sophos is expecting rapid mid-market adoption of its security offerings in Australia following the appointment of Exclusive Networks as a distributor.

Biometrics, federated identity, and tokenisation will transform eCommerce, says new report by Juniper Research.

The Commerce Commission has released a report on unfair contract terms in the New Zealand telecommunications sector.

JB Hi-Fi's fortunes are in sharp contrast to its competitor Dick Smith, with sales and profit up for JB Hi-Fi's New Zealand business.

Flick disrupts power industry with customer-centric approach, offering electricity at wholesale spot price plus commission.

MUSAC launches new cloud-based school management system, EDGE, to streamline communication and data management.

Fortinet boosts its ANZ market reach with a new deal, as Wavelink preps to push secure Wi-Fi solutions to multiple sectors.

Job prospects in the ICT sector look positive, says a report by New Zealand's Tertiary Education, Skills and Employment Minister Steven Joyce.