Stories by Staff - Page 64

Facebook's emotional study analysed in public explanation. Experiment in question ran in 2012. Review practices to improve.

HP NZ emphasises the four P's - Products, People, Policy, Processes - as crucial for fighting the complexity of cyber threats.

Auckland ISP HD Net announces new locations for its UFB services across New Zealand. CEO Simpson says demand is increasing.

Facebook has faced criticism over recent research which manipulated users’ emotions, raising questions over ethics.

2talk's Julian Rivers-Smith details how VoIP revolutionises contact centres, from cost savings to remote working flexibility.

The confusion on DCIM solutions can be compared to the analogy between the dashboard of 1967 VW Beetle and Toyota Prius.

Microsoft is set to dramatically rebrand its hardware portfolio, starting with its flagship Surface devices and Windows Phone handsets.

New Zealand telecoms market faces domination by three major players, leaving smaller ISPs to battle for remaining 10%.

New Zealand's IT spending to reach NZ$11.3bn this year, in line with global pace, with growth expected to pick up in 2015.

Microsoft NZ's IT Academy boosts Kiwi students' digital skills, earning them special recognition at Parliament from Education Minister Hekia Parata.

2degrees’ journey into fourth generation mobile has been unleashed with the launch of 4G across 72 sites in central Auckland.

Software defined storage (SDS) is changing the game for businesses, offering cost optimization and increased agility.

Top Express Online bosses, CEO Danny Moore and General Manager Gavin Troxler, leave the company after its integration with Dicker Data.

Vocus Communications is on the verge of confirming a deal in excess of $100m, after distancing itself from buying Orcon’s wholesale division last week.

SMEs face a constant dilemma: trust staff or monitor their web use. Web filtering can safeguard companies legally and financially, and boost MSP revenue.

Good Guys is leaving the New Zealand market, with The Warehouse Group taking over its appliance stores in Auckland.

The XYZ Printing Da Vinci 1.0 revolutionises school learning with its low-cost, easy-to-use 3D printing, nurturing STEM interest.

Ingram Micro's new logo represents a seismic change of direction for the distribution giant, showing its investment in the future.

Renaissance faces a grim outlook, recording a loss of $129,000 and exiting all operating businesses. Future plans focus on cash return to investors.

NZX recovers after a 3-hour glitch, marking its second shutdown this month, raising concerns over its operation stability.