Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) stories
CallPlus introduces Connect Lite, offering small NZ businesses cutting-edge tech without hefty costs, tailored for easier telecom management.
SolarWinds has announced that it is set to address the unmet and growing needs of systems and virtualisation administrator.
Gary Hamel, hailed by WSJ as top global business thinker, to judge 2011 NZ Hi-Tech Awards alongside Michael Dell and Howard Charney.
HP and Microsoft reveal a suite of new appliances, promising to revolutionise productivity and IT efficiency with their latest collaborative innovation.
Take out a 12-month subscription to Game Console or NetGuide and bag yourself a free prize (quick - while stocks last).
Sydney event planned for February 8th, where more details of the Australian and New Zealand launches will be released.
Datacom wins major VMware award for its innovative cloud solutions across NZ and Australia, setting the stage for further expansion.
Renaissance partners with Micronet to enhance New Zealand's digital landscape with affordable, cutting-edge network solutions starting Nov 15.
Apple confirms white iPhone 4 won't see 2010 release due to manufacturing issues. Fans must wait longer for the coveted device.
HP and Microsoft unveil a festive pop-up store in Auckland, offering hands-on tech experience amid the holiday buzz.
Kotaku leaks PSP2 details from Tokyo Game Show, hinting at no UMD, a second analogue stick, and Xbox 360-rivaling horsepower.
Bungie unveils trailer for Halo: Reach's Noble Map Pack, featuring three new maps and fresh achievements, available 30 Nov on Xbox LIVE.
Implementing VoIP solutions can significantly increase LAN traffic. Learn effective techniques to minimise congestion and maintain network efficiency.
As enterprises focus on IP telephony, examining IP PBX systems through the lens of practicality, power and proven performance is key to VoIP success.
Upgrading to a VoIP PBX system requires understanding the differences in communication technologies. IT Net World outlines the key factors.
The biggest issue with VoIP is that no matter which vendor's product is sold resellers need to have a network provider to connect the system to.
