Stories by Staff - Page 133

StorageCraft unveils Academy for ANZ tech training and certification, a major boost for partners keen to master backup and disaster recovery solutions.

Microsoft escalates its rivalry with Google, launching a 'Scroogled' merchandise line aimed at critiquing its competitor.

Provoke CEO, Mason Pratt, calls on media to help spread the word about devastation in the Philippines. Read more here: www.helpthephilippines.org.nz.

Juniper Networks clinches dual Microsoft Lync qualification, enhancing wired and wireless campus communications.

NZ's enterprise security under scrutiny: Shrinking budgets vs. rising threats demand a unified, sophisticated approach.

Bill Gates, emotional at Ballmer's farewell, says Microsoft is eyeing numerous CEO candidates, with no deadline set for the crucial decision.

CEO Steve Ballmer has defended Microsoft's move into the hardware market, defiantly holding up a tablet in yet another emotional Redmond farewell.

Palo Alto Networks and VMware join forces, launching an integrated cybersecurity solution to secure both physical and virtual networks.

New Zealand sees over 1 million Visa payWave transactions in a month, marking a leap in contactless payment's popularity.

Introducing BYOD in classrooms demands tailored approaches, awareness of device costs, software compatibility, and robust security for impactful learning.

Samsung's newly released smart watch struggles to capture the consumer's imagination, according to damning sales reports from South Korea.

New Zealand government creates Chief Privacy Officer role to strengthen privacy and security across public service.

The internet security provider says new man will be responsible for overall business operations, sales and business development.

Motorola Solutions has appointed David Arkles as general manager of the company’s Enterprise team in Australia and New Zealand.

Bill Buckley, founder of Buckley Systems, enters NZ's Hi-Tech Hall of Fame as 2013's Flying Kiwi for his global tech innovation impact.

The explosion in cloud computing, virtualisation and mobile computing paradigms is changing the demands placed on enterprise networks.

Apple manufacturer Foxconn is believed to be stopping production of the iPhone 5C smartphone, instead focusing on the universally popular iPhone 5S model.

UK Govt champions Kiwi firms to seize growth avenues, spotlighting innovation's role in NZ's surging economy and job creation.

EMC's new solutions promise to transform IT, boosting cloud capabilities and driving business competitiveness with advanced storage and backup.

Both the use of phone and internet are crucial tools for any business of any size, whether it be in New Zealand or across the world.