Australian stories
Nearly half of virtual system data is at risk, with only 20% using fail-safe tech, exposing critical flaws in disaster recovery plans, reports Symantec.
Westpac extends its longstanding relationship with IBM, signing a new deal to bolster its tech transformation programme and solidify market leadership.
Chris Carr steps in as new Nokia boss for Australia and NZ, facing global challenges but aims to boost the brand's high-end market presence.
Extreme Networks today announced that VMware has deployed its innovative enterprise, data centre and Metro Ethernet networking solutions.
Suzanne Hansen reflects on 12 years at Cisco, transforming ANZ's tech channels and pushing high-tech solutions for future growth.
Kaseya's MSP of the Year award opens to New Zealand partners for the first time, seeking role models in IT services. Application deadline: 12th November.
After a successful launch in Germany, Strike is set to unveil the Scala Rider G4 Instructor Kit to Australian motorcycle training organisations and media.
Telecom introduces new data roaming fees, offering a capped rate plan of 100MB for AUD $100 in select countries including Australia, the USA, and the UK.
EMC appoints Adrian Iannessa as Director of Global Services, aiming to boost its business in Australia and New Zealand.
Hansen opens up on Cisco's rivals, plans for ultra fast broadband, the recession and what's in store for 2011.
While Kinect launches in New Zealand tomorrow, Kiwis won't enjoy the voice control functionality available to those in the US - yet.
Renaissance to distribute Fuji Xerox products in NZ, expanding its tech portfolio and enhancing the local printer market.
Windows Phone 7's lacklustre NZ launch sees limited options, with Gen-i's LG Optimus 7Q en route, promising hope for eager customers.
The last Auckland ICT event of 2010 at Massey University on November 25th promises networking and insights with presentations and a Trans-Tasman update.
EMC's Backup and Recovery Systems division witnesses 100% global growth; new key appointments aim to enhance partner relationships to sustain momentum.
Simms International broadens its NZ reseller channel by introducing five top-tier vendors, enhancing its tech offering alongside Dell and Kingston.
David Henderson, Channel and Alliances General Manager, Australia and New Zealand, will retire at the end of December 2010.
ComCom ranks New Zealand fixed line and mobile services in the bottom three, compared to other OECD countries.
Xero Founder says it's a struggle getting the New Zealand investment community to invest in the cloud business model.
Buyout includes all Black + White customer contracts, all operating systems and all associated intellectual property.
