Stories by Staff - Page 57

Kiwis are unhappy with the way New Zealand businesses treat them, prefer to complain on Facebook and want something free in response to their complaint.

Chorus accused of using taxpayer money intended for fibre network to plug revenue gaps, says Labour’s ICT spokesperson.

New agreement allows Chorus to bring forward funding for Ultra-Fast Broadband in New Zealand, but no increase in payment.

As Satya Nadella outlined his cloud-first vision for Microsoft and its partners at WPC 2014, somewhere in the crowd two Kiwis glanced at each other and smiled.

Telecom CEO Simon Moutter apologises after harshly criticising a 'cynical' employee, igniting debate on leadership and workplace culture.

Public cloud IT spending to reach close to $108bn by 2017, representing 5 times the growth of the IT industry, says IDC.

New Zealand’s Technology Showcase, an Ingram Micro event, has been helping resellers stay ahead of the technology curve for nearly two decades.

Watch what you say on Telecom's internal intranet forum – or you might find the big boss telling you to feel free to take your cynical side to another company!.

Microsoft has announced the one-year countdown for the end-of-support date for Windows Server 2003, forcing organisations to migrate their servers.

An innovative online tool called 'Bulls-eye' is helping Kiwi secondary school students plan their future careers.

Apple and IBM's new 'formidable' partnership sets to revolutionise enterprise mobility, with IBM selling Apple devices and developing iOS cloud services.

Conditional gives Chorus the option to bring forward part of CFH’s existing investment funding earlier in the build of the ultra-fast broadband (UFB) network.

EVault has formed a strategic distribution partnership with Distribution Central to deliver its products and services in Australia and New Zealand.

In a bold move, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is set to cut 18,000 jobs, focusing on streamlining and integrating Nokia, reshaping the tech giant's future.

Network for Learning (N4L) has announced the 16 schools that will take part in the Pond Pioneer School programme.

In a few simple exchanges, the Skype Translator app threatens to quite literally change the world we live in and how we interact with one another.

Microsoft launches a tool to tackle the surge of ungoverned SaaS apps in businesses, promising enhanced control and security.

Young women are being encouraged to pursue a career path in the technology sector in a new initiative, ‘Shadow IT’.

Microsoft's annual TechEd New Zealand IT conference to feature insights into cloud, mobile and advanced device interaction.

Warwick prof analyses Apple/IBM deal, saying it marries consumer mobile mastery with enterprise system expertise, posing challenges and opportunities.