Imaging stories
Ricoh Australia slashes emissions per employee by 20%, reaffirming its eco-dedication with carboNZero recertification.
Grandstream Networks has launched the GVC3200, a video conferencing solution for small to medium-sized businesses in Australia.
Millimetre wave technology is set to become increasingly significant in industries over the next few years, according to Frost - Sullivan.
Upgrade to Windows 10 safely; Acronis advises a backup strategy to prevent data loss amid the swift adoption of Microsoft's latest OS.
A requirement for upgraded AV capabilities saw Christchurch-based St Margaret's College select Epson's ultra-short throw projectors.
Nikon unveils new high-performance lens for DX-format users, featuring Nano Crystal Coat technology and built-in VR.
Acronis has launched its Acronis Backup Service and its new software-defined storage data centre for the ANZ region.
Forget about backup, consider only recover – and get a solution your executive team, users and IT team will all love, says Greg Wyman, StorageCraft VP.
According to IDC, the managed print services market in the Asia Pacific region will grow as vendors move into mid-market and offer value-add solutions.
Student Syed Saud Naqvi is currently working on an algorithm to help computer programmes and robots view static images closer to how we see them.
The Moverio BT-200 from Epson are binocular, transparent smart glasses that can be used for entertainment, manufacturing, medical science and more.
Sony's cutting-edge Xperia Z5 hits NZ shelves next week, offering a top-tier camera and two-day battery life, says Sony Mobile's Featherstone.
Smart Technologies has launched its kapp product family in Australia and New Zealand, targeting the education and business sectors.
Waikato University computer science student lands fully-paid internship at Google's Sydney office to enhance coding capabilities.
Adam Maxwell takes the helm as GM for Canon Consumer Imaging, touted to elevate customer engagement in the digital age.
Counterfeiting is one of the fastest growing economic crimes of modern times. Innovative and cost-effective tech solutions are now able to tackle this.
Kim Conner becomes Canon New Zealand's first female managing director, succeeding Yusuke Mizoguchi who will lead Canon Australia/Oceania.
Magic Memories, which built a $50 million global business taking photographs at tourist attractions and theme parks, has sped its growth by buying.
Wellington's Matakina Technology secures $5.5m to boost global exports of their pioneering breast imaging software, Volpara.
Rangatira, the Wellington-based investment group, kept its first-half dividend unchanged at 20 cents a share after posting a drop in first-half pro.