Stories by Staff - Page 38

Computer game improves social skills in children with ADHD, study shows. Educational games may be more effective than traditional approaches.

The security appliance market continues to see positive momentum, with the industry recording its 19th consecutive quarter of positive growth.

Colin James, Vodafone New Zealand head of security, puts forward the telco perspective on security and how increasing threats are impacting your customers.

Recently I took a photo of Copenhagen airport on a beautiful sunny morning, shortly after take-off. I used my phone of course...

Canon NZ's £15,000 green grants aim to boost eco-projects within schools and communities, offering vital support and Canon tech.

At TechEd, experts urge startups to document ideas early; launching Back of a Napkin app to prevent legal pitfalls.

Serial entrepreneur Brett Campbell has been appointed to the board of The Full Suite, a provider of cloud-based workflow solutions.

Microsoft NZ champions mentoring at TechEd, urging tech pros to guide NZ's next-gen talents for a thriving future in IT.

Google launches YouTube channel for New Zealand General Election 2014 with news, commentary and party broadcasts.

Veeam Software signs on NEXTDC as Technology Alliance Partner to promote Veeam’s Cloud Provider Program in Australia.

Despite execs favouring experience over data, firms that are data-driven are three times more likely to improve decision-making.

Good Technology has announced a Margin Rewards Program for its partner program, aimed at driving demand and rewarding performance.

Distribution Central named ANZ Distribution Partner of the Year and APAC Distributor of the Year by Palo Alto Networks.

Analysys Mason anticipates that smartwatches will become the dominant wearable smart device by sales in early 2017.

Cisco NZ's Sikking shines light on the evolving malware threat, urging a new approach to security amid rising cybercrime sophistication.

Taking a holistic view with application performance management can improve the end-user experience, says Dimension Data's Brent Angus.

Students gear up for a 'zombie apocalypse' cyber challenge at the University of Waikato to hone their skills and connect with industry experts.

Voyager’s Dave Porteous looks at fibre’s history and where it’s going – and the economic benefits it brings the New Zealand economy.

Casually chatting across boardroom chairs, a relaxed James Whittaker dismissed the notion of work-life balance.

It takes a 119.5 seconds to pour the perfect pint, but in the world of technology, it’s taken five years to utilise the perfect patent.