Australian stories
The recession might make it a gloomy time for most businesses, but the sun is shining in the contact centre industry.
Fonterra's tech leaders unveil the vast ICT infrastructure powering NZ's dairy giant, ensuring global connectivity for its extensive export network.
The Pacific Rim Roamer dodges high mobile roaming costs, opting for local wi-fi in Asia-Pacific's patchy coverage zones.
Planning a trip to the UK for some archival research? Here are the latest updates on access, closures, and resources to help you make the most of your visit.
Software as a Service (SaaS) and cloud computing are taking IT in new directions, and savvy vendors and their channel partners are following.
Despite the tyranny of distance, niche distributor KVM is interested in increasing its presence in the New Zealand market.
VMware survey reveals virtualisation is set to surge in ANZ, driven by cost-cutting and efficiency gains, with cloud computing also on the rise.
In order to pass on the benefits of the strength of the New Zealand dollar, Sun Microsystems has dropped its prices.
Cisco today announced the appointment of Ingram Micro as an Australia and New Zealand distributor of its Flip Video digital camcorders.
Fuji Xerox unveils 'Kansha', a rewards scheme in Australia and New Zealand to honour channel partners with perks like travel and electronics.
Announced today, Gen-i is now an official Managed Service Provider (MSP) for NetIQ products in the Unified Communications (UC) space in ANZ.
Astaro and Seccom Global forge a partnership to bolster cloud solutions across Australia and New Zealand, aiming for revenue growth and strategic expansion.
NZ's ICT sector eyes major boost with Taskforce 2025 aiming to slash productivity gaps and fuel digital exports, focusing on 5 key areas.
KAREN's network capacity between Australia and New Zealand has been doubled to 310Mb/s, enhancing connectivity for NZ education and research organisations.
Gen-i reveals new logo, aligning itself closer to parent company Telecom, and signalling a push into the Australian market.
The former head of Nokia in Australia, Rob Gill, has taken a 50% share in local IP voice and data services company Turnstone.
Valve offers a censored Left 4 Dead 2 for Australia, awaiting appeal over its initial classification refusal due to high-impact violence.
Software Education expands globally, granting its first international licence to South Africa's NextGen for its acclaimed courses.
Tourism New Zealand's Giant Rugby Ball, powered by AT&T's data services, heads to Tokyo for the All Blacks' clash with Australia on 31 October.
Kaspersky Labs brings its roadshow to Auckland's Eden Park with a sports theme and insights from the Melbourne Demons. Exciting updates await attendees.
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