Australian stories
System based on open standards offers 30% lower bandwidth consumption than industry average, Australia boss says.
CA Technologies pledges ongoing support in NZ, seeks to swiftly replace its departing channel account director to maintain local presence.
A new survey reveals that 80% of Kiwis would stop dealing with an organisation after a data breach, viewing it as a 'fundamental breach of trust'.
Web Drive becomes the first New Zealand company accredited by ICANN, promising significant savings and enhanced local support for resellers and customers.
Clear Mobitel explains why it believes New Zealand could sustain another network operator, but its plans seem far-fetched.
With server virtualisation reaching maximum penetration in mature markets like New Zealand, now is the time for resellers to look to other virtualisat.
Resellers have the opportunity to maximise their revenues by becoming BYOD educators, says Dermot McCann, Kaseya managing director Australia and New Zealand.
Making mobility work for your customer requires five key requirements, says David Elliot, ANZ channel manager for Avaya.
Adapt now or face the consequences. That's the message to resellers – and customers and carriers – when it comes to mobility, discovers Keith Newman.
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.
Renaissance CEO Richard Webb resigns to focus on tech incubation, exiting after steering through tough times including the Christchurch quake.
Xero narrows its losses to $3.7m from $4.7m, as global expansion and robust home market herald its rise as a future online accounting titan.
Google unveils Google Music, the much-anticipated iTunes competitor, initially US-only, with over 13 million tracks but missing Warner Music's hits.
Unisys wins a $38.8M deal to support over 1000 McDonald's in New Zealand, Australia, and South Pacific, enhancing customer tech experience.
Oxygen launches SAP Business All-In-One in New Zealand, promising easier SAP software implementation for local businesses with pre-configured systems.
The advent of assisted selling could be a driver for ruggedised tablets, Motorola Solutions' tells The Channel.
EMC has launched a range of new offerings amid fears that SMBs could be on the wrong side of the new digital divide.
In the fierce battle for IT talent, Infosys leads by hiring 300 in Aus and NZ, blending high-tech roles with meaningful engagement.
