New Zealand (NZ) stories - Page 51

Telecom CEO Paul Reynolds argues rural service is uneconomic, despite investing USD $200 million annually; Vodafone insists rural customers are crucial.

As New Zealand steps into 2010, a surge in high-speed broadband promises to revolutionise education. Louis van Wyk explores this transformative potential.

Vodafone partners with Amway to promote handsets and services through Amway's extensive network of independent business owners in New Zealand.

Government contact centres in New Zealand are taking steps to improve customer service after a survey revealed widespread dissatisfaction among citizens.

Kaseya has appointed Sim Bong as its first New Zealand Country Manager as part of its strategy to grow in the Kiwi market, says CEO Gerald Blackie.

Global communications service provider Reliance Globalcom has secured a contract extension with global engineering consultancy firm Aurecon.

Maclean Computing, a prominent IT company in New Zealand, has undergone a transition as Chris Maclean takes over as CEO from his father Allan.

Cloud computing is changing the way businesses operate, and IT professionals need to adapt. The cloud is here and it's time to understand it.

Microsoft's new operating system, Windows 7, will be released on October 22nd, offering new opportunities for partners.

New Zealand is considering separating its telecommunications market to stimulate competition and improve infrastructure.

Datacom opens $30 million data center in New Zealand, the largest investment of its kind in the country since the 1970s.

As enterprises focus on IP telephony, examining IP PBX systems through the lens of practicality, power and proven performance is key to VoIP success.

Citrix revamps its partner program in ANZ, introducing CSA Authorised to enable immediate product sales and launching new online training for partners.

SAS IT, a New Zealand tech company, focuses on delivering complex back-end systems for larger organizations. CEO Phil Martin shares insights.

New Zealand businesses are looking to leverage technology to drive sustainable practices and reduce carbon emissions.

New Zealand's OSS has become a key player in IT infrastructure, evolving from a two-person team in the 1990s into a nationwide powerhouse. Here's their story.

The Climate Savers Smart Computing Program, led by Intel and Google, launches in New Zealand to boost energy efficiency in PCs and servers.

Last year Symantec identified 750,000 different types of malicious code – more than the amount of legitimate code that was written.

Citrix's Rob Willis outlines three key steps for greener data centres, promising sustainability, cost efficiency, and reduced environmental impact.

Just two and a half years ago Virtual Infrastructure Professionals (VIP ) was a micro-business with a team of two.