Australian stories
Australia and New Zealand's business software market is set to soar to US$7.3 billion in 2015, with major gains in information management and security.
Skills shortages have become a real concern in the IT industries globally as well as in New Zealand. Henrietta Kjaer takes stock of the IT workforce.
Discover the top 6 most ludicrous auto-tuned internet anthems, from a Koran-snatching escapade to rainbow revelations. Pure hilarity ensues.
Only 2% of businesses surveyed plan to move customer service centres offshore due to concerns about quality and stability, says report.
Veeam reports booming growth, with bookings revenue up 181% and 5,000 new customers thanks to innovative technology releases.
ShoreTel partners with Express Data to enhance its presence in New Zealand and Australia's medium and enterprise markets.
Fujitsu offers free two-month cloud trial to small businesses in Australia and New Zealand. Sign up by Jan 31.
Apple's iPhone 4S shatters sales records with 4 million units sold on launch weekend, doubling the previous iPhone 4 record.
Kaspersky offers new and current channel partners AU$50,000 in credit to boost sales of its products, seeking significant market share in New Zealand.
Simms International boosts support for Huawei resellers in Australasia with the appointment of experienced Jo Vooght as technical sales consultant.
Apple wins injunction in Aussie court, blocking Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 sales over iPad similarities, amidst heated patent disputes.
Samsung seeks to block iPhone 4S sales in France and Germany, alleging Apple's new handset infringes on wireless technology patents.
FileMaker partners with Ingram Micro in NZ to address widespread ignorance on how its software boosts SMB efficiency, aiming for expanded reach.
New Zealand has risen to the second-best country for business worldwide, outranking the UK and US, according to Forbes, only behind Canada.
New Zealand contact centres plan to boost IT spend, survey shows, despite most budgets staying stable. Australia sees even greater optimism.
In the fierce battle for IT talent, Infosys leads by hiring 300 in Aus and NZ, blending high-tech roles with meaningful engagement.
Sybase teams up with Ciber to bring enterprise mobility solutions to New Zealand and Australia, including the Sybase Unwired Platform and Afaria.
Epson unveils cutting-edge 3D projector line in Auckland, promising unparalleled quality despite not being first in the market.
With just a few months until the release of the PlayStation Vita (rhymes with heater), we speak to Sony's John McLaughlin about what fans can expect.
StorageCraft launches a tool to address cloud backup woes caused by poor internet in Australia and New Zealand, promising a 5-fold performance boost.
