Office news stories

HP has announced the imminent release of a new series of intelligent A3 Printers, which look to provide streamlined print services for customers.

Honeywell says the features will analyse occupant behaviour and space utilisation patterns to improve the comfort, convenience and collaboration of knowledge workers.

As most companies return to work in post-restriction Australia, the conflict about the office's role between business leaders and employees is growing.

According to a new poll conducted by Citrix, nearly 80% of employees say they would rather work in a hybrid way, and more than 70% would prefer to remain fully remote.

The new office is part of the company’s strategy to strengthen its presence in the Pacific region, supporting the local cryptocurrency market, public sector agencies and financial institutions.

"OpenOffice is more than just software. It's a great community that I'm glad to be a part of."

Nutanix has continued its commitment to Asia with the opening of a new regional office in the heart of SIngapore.

Due to a number of factors including an increasingly mobile workforce, most offices around the world are being severely under-utilised.

​Avaya has hit a new milestone for its IP Office Platform after surpassing 600,000 systems issued to businesses and organisations around the world.

“We are in a rapid expansion phase as the enterprise market recognises our value proposition of highly efficient data centre capacity."

This is an email that has been circulating on the web for quite some time now.

The Need For Speed and FIFA publisher confirms it's maintaining a local presence, despite reports it was to pull out altogether.

End of October pin-pointed for the latest Mac version of Office.

Three versions of Microsoft Office 2010 available in stores nationwide from today.

Click through for the second part of our interview with Senior Product Manager, Geoff Anderson.

Anne Taylor, Microsoft New Zealand’s Product Manager for Office systems, talks to The Channel about the research that drove the design of the 2007 Office system’s new user interface.

Since taking the reigns as managing director at Microsoft NZ Helen Robinson has been catapulted into the limelight, joining the ranks of this country’s high profile women.