New Zealand (NZ) stories - Page 79

Fitbit Blaze, the latest wearable from the company, focuses on health and fitness features with a variety of essential tools.

Dick Smith creditors are owed nearly AU$400 million dollars. Meanwhile, the company's chief executive has resigned, effective immediately.

SAP ANZ's key exec, Greg Miller, to depart in search of new leadership vistas after expanding partner success.

Potential buyers for the failed Dick Smith business have until January 27 to get expressions of interest in for the company’s businesses.

2015 was the year that TechDay shunned the printers and became an entirely digital publisher - with excellent results.

Free WiFi has been rolled out in the New Zealand town of Gore, making it one of the first southern towns to offer the service.

Kiwi information solutions provider, Information Leadership, has won the ICT Vendor of the Year award at the ALGIM Awards.

Several teachers across NZ have been recognised for their contributions to their schools as part of the OfficeMax A day Made Better programme.

The StartUp Show is heading to Auckland and Wellington to showcase the best upcoming start-ups in each region.

The Department of Internal Affairs staff recognised for award-winning Govt.nz website at the WriteMark Plain English Awards.

Next-generation endpoint security vendor Bit9 + Carbon Black is upping its local play, opening an Australian sales office.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise managing director Keith Watson outlines the vendor's three key values moving forward, and how partners fit in.

HPE's roadshow embarks on a new era in Auckland, unveiling its nimble future post-HP split, aiming to revolutionise IT and business agility.

InternetNZ launches new community grants round to support internet research in New Zealand, offering $100,000 in funding.

Aruba says it - and its partners - are riding a mobility wave driven by the #GenMobile generation and increasing demand for a mobile first approach.

The 2015 iSanz Awards finalists have been named with nominees including Aura Information, Vodafone and the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet.

A new 1Gbps symmetrical UFB service priced for the mid-market is offering up huge potential for the Kiwi reseller channel, says distributor Exeed.

Kordia is expanding its cyber-security portfolio, snapping up up Wellington-based Aura Information Security in a $10.2 million deal.

Disruption is proving to be one of the biggest challenges for directors throughout New Zealand, with many businesses (73%) spending more time on risk.

Jucy Group has called on Promapp Solutions to provide a solution for easily capturing, streamlining and sharing processes as the company expands.