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New IT projects fuel demand for business analysts and enterprise architects in New Zealand, with wages in these roles up 10-15%, says Robert Walters' report.

Intel appoints Chee-Mei Gan as National Distribution Manager for Intel NZ and Australia to drive demand for Intel products.

Telecom has confirmed that Lightbox will launch in the coming weeks, offering ad-free TV to those with a broadband connection.

This significant additional funding will support the rollout of the Manaiakalani digital learning approach to more low income communities.

Microsoft reveals its Office roadmap, offering NZ partners a sneak peek at future updates with a focus on enhancing communication.

IBM’s acquisition of marketing automation vendor Silverpop in April 2014 caused barely a ripple in the IT press.

Telecom becomes NZ's largest residential fibre provider, expanding UFB access countrywide and planning launches in remaining areas by August.

David Manu, sales manager, Cloud Infrastructure, Citrix, explains why it’s more important than ever for the channel to be a strategic, trusted advisor.

Despite claims of its demise, Facebook still reigns supreme among young users, debunking the myth of a mass exodus.

Gen-i partners with Telstra to provide ICT services to New Zealand customers; aims to meet changing business needs.

Ingram Micro has unveiled a new business brand identity, highlighting its leadership in technology and supply chain services.

Good Technology has signed a distribution agreement for Australia with WhiteGold Solutions, a Unified Value Distributor.

Kiwi cloud tech firm Serko starts trading on the NZX Main Board, raising NZD $22 million at NZD $1.10 per share with overwhelming investor support.

Amazon unveils its Fire phone, but experts question its impact on competitive shopping, amidst continuous profit challenges.

Is it best to test the waters when considering a hosted data centre, asks Vocus Communications' Steven Stanford.

A10 Networks partners with Optinet to extend its presence in NZ, leveraging Optinet's 30+ years of expertise in network solutions.

Apple's Wozniak and Sir Richard Branson to judge NZ's finest in global tech contest, highlighting Kiwi innovation on the world stage.

Apple will begin production of its first smart watch next month in a strategic bid to take down industry rival Samsung in the wearable tech space.

The eagerly anticipated NetHui 2014 showpiece continues to come together as more announcements are made about the Auckland event in July.

Xero has today announced the launch of Smart Lists, a new search function that enables users to search and export customer and vendor contacts for mar.