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An amendment to the school agreement between MED and Microsoft gives schools greater access to server software hosted by third parties.

YouTube dives into live streaming with 'YouTube Live', promising a future where viewers can revel in events as they unfold.

Transfield Services partners with Enable Networks to roll out Christchurch's Ultra-Fast Broadband, promising local job growth.

Natural disasters prompt urgent need for robust crisis communication plans, ensuring businesses stay connected amid chaos.

Wireless connectivity enters a new era with distributed intelligence, transforming enterprise networks with enhanced scalability and reliability.

Network management solutions company SolarWinds is turning its attention to storage, with its first application in the field launched this month.

IT Power becomes Emerson's top-tier solution partner, boosting NZ's data center solutions with comprehensive power and infrastructure services.

CCiNZ, in partnership with CRM Consulting, recently hosted an event on Business Continuity and Disaster recovery planning.

Open and interoperable solutions are enabling smarter conversations, says Michael Chetner, Australia and New Zealand Managing Director for Polycom.

The course is aimed towards new Kaseya partners, new staff and IT providers not currently offering managed services.

Clearswift partners with Connector Systems to distribute software in New Zealand, boosting its presence in the Asia Pacific region.

Telecom and SKY have announced a deal to enable the telco to sell television services alongside home line, mobile and broadband products.

Maclean partners with IBM to offer Virtual Server Services for mid-sized NZ businesses, leveraging cloud tech at Auckland's new data center.

Hansjoerg Wagner's promotion strengthens Polycom's APAC leadership, pivotal to its record profits and new global ambitions.

The government has reached agreements with Telecom New Zealand and Christchurch ratepayer-owned Enable Networks to roll out the UFB network.

Sony's PlayStation Store reopens on 24 May with new content, offering twice-weekly updates and free games for PSN account holders.

Steven Joyce ditches UFB regulatory holiday plan amid criticism, heralding a more balanced broadband future for New Zealand.

MHA Cloud Computing brings Microsoft Lync, an integrated communication solution, to SMEs, enhancing remote collaboration with a full feature set.

Alloy Computer Products selects Connector Systems as its NZ distributor, signalling a major expansion in local service and product access.

Vendors at Wellington Datastor Forum present cutting-edge tech solutions, from Check Point's security suite to Veeam's rapid recovery software.