New Zealand (NZ) stories - Page 45

Improving network speed and coordination between New Zealand's national security agencies is crucial to handling potential threats with real-time efficiency.

Integrated IT service to be pitched at resellers looking to increase account penetration and reduce customer ICT costs by up to 43%.

Juniper Networks strengthens its New Zealand operations with three strategic hires, aiming to boost service quality and address local data centre challenges.

Australia and New Zealand are the first regions outside Japan to get Fujitsu's standardised global cloud offering.

Cosmetics retailer Lush has taken its Australian and New Zealand websites offline after another hack, urging customers to cancel their cards immediately.

IBM wins over SUN to enhance NZ Blood Service's systems, promising superior disaster recovery and streamlined operations nationwide.

The necessity of CRM applications within lines companies has quickly become a reality, explains Aaron Baker, Marketing Manager, Gentrack.

NZ banks outrank telcos in customer service, with one in five Kiwis dissatisfied with their phone company, a new survey reveals.

The winner of Apple's $10k prize, for downloading the 10 billionth app, hung up on iTunes VP Eddy Cue thinking it was a prank caller.

Eric Schmidt announces he will step down as Google's CEO and may sell up to USD $335 million in company stock, raising speculation among investors.

Media Molecule's Creative Director, Mark Healy, talks Game Console through Sackboy's mouth-watering second coming.

StayinFront launches Australia's first on-demand CRM for consumer goods, offering unprecedented industry-specific prowess.

Australia and New Zealand customer base grew by almost 50% in 2010, 154 new channel partners added in Q4 alone.

In a rapidly evolving IT industry, computer professionals shift from technicians to 'system architects', driving innovation and meeting client needs.

Apple's iPhone could revolutionise the workplace, but when should businesses provide employees with the latest consumer devices and applications?.

Samsung's Galaxy Tab reaches a milestone, selling over 600,000 units globally (excluding New Zealand) in just one month, eyeing one million by year-end.

A move to cut the internet connection of persistent illegal file sharers has been put on hold, in recommendations from a select committee.

A US company tracking parolees shut down unexpectedly after hitting data storage limits, leaving authorities unaware of offenders' movements for 48 hours.

The rollout of New Zealand's open access fibre network is revolutionising businesses, promising annual economic boosts of up to NZD $4.4 billion.

Local company Kompression Communications brings white-label unified comms as a service platform to APAC carriers.