ICONZ/Webvisions stories

When Plan B was formed in 1999, we were in a different tech world. But just as technology has evolved over the last 23 years, so has our business.

Cloud service and managed service provider ICONZ-Webvisions (iWV) has brought two new sales managers on board for its Singapore and Malaysia bases.

As Kiwi firms rapidly adopt Office 365, ICONZ's GM Jack Talbot cautions about potential migration pitfalls and stresses a bespoke approach for each business.

Plan B has snapped up pioneer ISP Iconz as it looks to scale up its cloud, data centre and networking services offerings.

Cloud computing in New Zealand has been widely available for several years, and its adoption has been rapid amongst large corporates.

Remote cloud options are now closer than ever, but New Zealand's ICONZ advises firms to weigh 10 key factors when choosing between local and overseas vendors.

The tech industry is NZ’s third largest export earner and fastest growing sector. NZ’s hosting and infrastructure services were worth $767m in 2013.

Cloud computing is a well-established business practice in NZ, the next step to leveraging it is to build organisation-wide competitive advantage.

NZ firms thrive in the cloud, harnessing flexibility, big data insights and work-anywhere collaboration, says sector leader ICONZ-Webvisions.

After more than three years at ICONZ-Webvisions, Steyn has decided to go out on her own and start a consulting firm.

Deidre Steyn, ICONZ-Webvisions general manager, managed hosting, ANZ, makes the case for cloud computing, and offers tips on getting your CFO onboard.

If you already have a backup solution, that’s great news. However, restoring from backups is never instantaneous.

Cloud computing offers processing power that is scale-able and flexible, allowing organisations to vary their needs. However, the majority of NZ-based.

It may have been a long and winding road to get there, but for Deidre Steyn, the technology industry was always going to be a natural fit for her talents.

UFB is levelling the playing field and boosting potential cloud uptake says Deidre Steyn, ICONZ-Webvisions general manager, managed hosting, ANZ.

Deidre Steyn tells David Williams how she is relishing the role of general manager at one of New Zealand’s original internet success stories.

Iconz-Webvisions (iWV) has announced that Poh Mui Hoon has resigned as Group CEO, with Albert Wong named as her successor.

In a world suffering from serious time poverty, New Zealand’s hunger for Ultra Fast Broadband has reached breaking point.

Many software developers have built their business from the ground up, starting with a can-do attitude and a few bits of kit in the garage.

Cloud server deployments are on the rise, but resellers are hesitant to enter the market. Exeed partners with ICONZ-Webvisions to provide a solution.