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Vodafone enhances global telematics footprint with the acquisition of Italy's Cobra, promising superior connected car services.

Female entrepreneur speaks out about sexism in the tech industry, sharing her personal experiences and the importance of gender equality.

John Stanton, the link between Microsoft, Steve Jobs, and 2degrees, takes a seat on Microsoft's board, showcasing his vast influence in mobile tech.

Gartner says CIOs and endpoint computing managers should get ahead of the game and avoid the issues many organisations encountered last time.

New Zealand’s Media Design School has received over $3m worth of advanced visual effects software from South Korean company FXGear.

Game of Thrones VFX genius Rainer Gombos joins NZ's 8i, bringing Emmy-winning talent to the forefront of VR innovation.

NZ faces a surge in cybercrime as malicious URL clicks exceed 60,000 in Q2, underlining urgent need for enhanced cybersecurity awareness.

MYOB has recognized the achievements of its partners, honoring business advisors who have supported New Zealand's SME sector.

NetSuite targets NZ's booming cloud market, seeking new partners to deliver cutting-edge cloud solutions. #NetSuite #CloudComputing #NewZealand.

23 high tech companies in New Zealand have been approved for R&D Growth Grants worth over $41m for the next three years.

David McKean, Asus New Zealand sales manager, takes a look at the benefits and challenges posed by tablets for SMBs.

Vodafone NZ has chosen Nokia Networks to launch a 700 MHz LTE network in Papakura, with speeds up to 10 times faster than 3G.

Chromebook sales forecast to nearly triple by 2017, as vendors dive into the thriving market aiming to rejuvenate sub-$300 PC interest.

Deputy PM Bill English opened Plan B's new data centre in Wellington, emphasising the importance of business continuity and data backup measures.

Tech industry must hurry to register for Ingram Micro Showcase 2014 in NZ, featuring over 50 vendors and groundbreaking seminars.

It may not be designed for contact centres, but Zeacom's John Cray says well-integrated Lync contact centres are disruptive for the industry.

Changes to licensing for Lync have made it more financially viable for smaller businesses, says Acronym's Dave Allum.

Simon Smith of Schneider Electric highlights how physical security in data centres not only protects data but also serves as a potent business edge.

'Super firewalls' or network segmentation gateways, have the potential to deliver on the power of the cloud, says Fortinet's Jack Chan.

UK firms on high alert as 58% lack defences against devastating APTs, highlighting urgent need for a multi-staged security overhaul.