Retailers stories - Page 151

With the pandemic overhauling the means of business communication and collaboration, the time has come to consider Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) systems.

Google Cloud has ranked as the number one cloud service provider to the retail sector, outpacing overall market leader AWS and second-placed Microsoft Azure.

Auckland's return to lockdown has led to a 33% increase in fixed broadband data and a 45% rise in voice minutes, according to Vodafone NZ.

PNY's XLR8 RGB memory offers impressive performance and synchronized lighting for PC enthusiasts, at a reasonable price.

Offers extended terms of payment for customers looking to offset challenges associated with the economic downturn.

The Dshop eCommerce platform is available on the Google Cloud Marketplace allowing merchants to deploy their own decentralised eCommerce store.

NinjaRMM has launched its new backup solution called Ninja Data Protection, designed for managed service providers (MSPs) and IT professionals.

Blaize announces new AI computing hardware and software products for edge applications, addressing limitations of power, complexity, and cost.

Sophisticated dashboard interfaces can deliver insights, but without proper data consultation and planning, they may fail to meet expectations.

Australia/New Zealand IT leaders were more likely to invest in artificial intelligence and machine learning in response to remote work than their counterparts.

The three main strategies you need to win every ransomware battle are education, implementation, and remediation.

The ‘Speak-to-Chat’ feature completely removes the need to take off your headphones or pause your music when you need to talk to somebody.

Dell introduces the new Latitude 7410 Chromebook Enterprise, offering powerful productivity and security features for employees and IT managers.

Slack bolsters security measures amid remote working surge with new features and certifications. Cybersecurity threats spike during the pandemic.

Data is everywhere, but a report by Seagate and IDC reveals that 68% of an organisation's data goes unused and wasted.

Coles launches Coles-co, a digital shopping experience offering specials, exclusive content, and personalised features for customers.

Organizations face dire consequences from cyber-attacks, including data loss. NAKIVO's backup solution with Wasabi could be the affordable answer.

Parallels and Google have partnered to enable Windows applications to run in VMs on Chromebooks without rebooting or an internet connection.

The integration will enable retail stores using Vend to showcase their products online through Pointy to help drive traffic in store.

One particularly large chunk of the funding came from Sony, in the form of a $250 million strategic investment, which the company announced last month.