Stories by Donovan - Page 3

Steve Griffin, country manager at Unisys New Zealand, discusses his military background and his career in logistics and IT.

Rhys Taylor, at Aerohive's helm, shapes the WiFi world, fuelled by a career that began in radio with the Royal New Zealand Air Force.

While he’s the GM of the Apple Division/All of Government at Cyclone Computers, Graham Prentice says he doesn’t work in technology.

From commercial construction to tech, Neil Dwight of BTG champions change, balancing innovation with sound business practices in the ever-evolving IT industry.

From startup Parrot Analytics to global Tait Communications, both find cloud solutions like AWS key to meeting their diverse tech needs.

From Captain Cook to the modern office: how mobility defines our work, offering flexibility and breaking chains to desks.

Connector Systems enhances channel enablement in 2013, launching a Reseller Portal and developing the innovative delve identity agent.

It’s a rare network manager indeed who is not familiar with budget constraints but here are five ways to stretch the budget:.

WorldxChange makes its mark in the telecoms industry by innovating with SIP trunking services, aiming to outsmart giants with cost-effective solutions.

With stricter regulations governing data inevitably coming into force, the impact to any organisation of a serious data breach has never been greater.

Love it or hate it, bring-your-own-device (BYOD) was affecting security and network performance long before it became the industry’s newest buzzword.

EVA the toy cow mascot leaps to the edge of space, returning with awe-inspiring images after a daring journey from Nevada.

Tauranga ISP's mascot, a toy cow named EVA, will soar to the edge of space for science on World Earth Day, gathering crucial data.

90% of game hacks infected with malware, putting gamers, especially young ones, at risk of cyber threats, unveils AVG study.

Acronis teams up with MobileIron to lock down mobile data in the workplace, promising a significant leap in data protection for personal devices.

HP has introduced a new server based on Intel Atom processors - the first of several to be expected in its Moonshot line.

Telecom announces its new Digital Ventures wing to innovate in fast-changing tech, despite a recent workforce cut, aiming for future revenue growth.

Mobile computing's future may be on your wrist, with giants like Google and Apple hinting at wearables as the next big thing.

A glitch in iOS 6.0 sees iPhones slyly eating into data allowances, potentially costing users dearly, even when connected to WiFi.

Cheers to your gadgets! The UK government bins the feared 'iPad tax', ensuring your mobile tech stays tax-free for now.

Barracuda Networks ANZ Sales Manager Greg Douglas says his company has every confidence in the model. And says New Zealand is like a province of Australia.

Ovum suggests Samsung's Galaxy S4 might pack more features than users can handle, questioning the tech giant's future innovation path.

Nigel Parker's auction of his Microsoft Surface RT for Cure Kids charity topped the week's news, outshining all, even Kim Dotcom stories.

Unisys tailors its enterprise tech for NZ market, targeting smaller businesses with 'as a service' offerings, aiming for robust growth.