New Zealand (NZ) stories - Page 101

Vodafone is courting families with the launch of some new services aimed to help parents navigate the digital world.

Spectralink PIVOT:S is designed to bridge the gap between consumer smartphones and purpose-built mobile solutions.

2degrees' 4G network now reaches almost 60% of the New Zealand population, following the second stage of the telco's 4G rollout.

NZ tech rising: Kiwi cloud firms soar at London showcase, transforming small business operations with pioneering software.

Three out of four people think New Zealand businesses are not well prepared to manage computer hacking and keep data secure and confidential.

Cisco and Westcon Group NZ expand partnership, with Westcon distributing full Cisco portfolio in New Zealand from 27 July.

As resellers face increasing pressure from cloud services, we look at one reseller's move into the cloud and the lessons they learned.

CompTIA has launched a group dedicated to technology resellers, solution providers, distributors, vendors and channel associates based in ANZ.

New Zealanders oblivious to cyber threats despite spending five hours a day on mobile internet, says Trend Micro.

Rakon returns to profit with a USD $3.2 million net gain after closing its UK plant and shifting production to India and NZ, despite doubling its debt.

Polycom releases new video collaboration solutions for modern workspaces, meeting demand for ad hoc meeting environments.

Commvault's presence in NZ is growing, fuelled by a local team with decades of experience, an unwavering focus on the customer and targeted technology.

Aussie gains, NZ waits: Microsoft's Sydney flagship store to offer full range, with no current plans for a Kiwi equivalent.

Wanaka isn't included in the Government's ultrafast broadband project, but the town's CBD is nonetheless now fibred.

Kiwi companies are underestimating the risks of cyber attacks, even though there's a growing number of incidents as threats become more sophisticated.

Dick Smith takes the axe to 80 roles in a bid to slash costs for a 'sustainable future'. Restructuring set for June completion.

GFI Software has set its focus on key verticals – and key partners – across Australia as the software company seeks to ramp up its profile locally.

​IBM is going toe-to-toe with Microsoft, opening its second SoftLayer cloud centre in Australia, with Kiwi companies expected to be utilising it.

Morris says SimpliVity is currently focused on building strong relationships with partners and building the vendor's reputation in the ANZ region.

Trend Micro has seen an eightfold increase in enquiries in the ANZ region in 2015, after analysts forecast another big year for data breaches.