Infrastructure stories
The top trend in technology for 2013 is the continued corporatisation of consumer and mobile technology. Expect more consumers to step up their use of.
Company strikes deal with Cohda Wireless to advance intelligent transportation systems (ITS) and car-to-X communications.
Behind every click and swipe, data centres essential for startups to global firms alike, ensure reliability and innovation in the digital age.
NZ firms embrace hybrid cloud solutions, driven by Windows Server 2012, for scalability and cost efficiency amidst tight budgets.
HP Focus Briefings being held to showcase strong sales opportunities, new portfolio provides for channel partners.
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CIOs are driving innovation in data centres, targeting energy efficiency, reliability, and cost cuts through advanced cooling, power, and design strategies.
Breaking down what most (honest) corporate users want to do when they are at work in it's most simplest form, is to perform the tasks it takes to do their job.
Why the Stronger Christchurch Infrastructure Rebuild Team (SCIRT) selected a Microsoft Business Intelligence solution.
Cisco crushes doubts, securing 3rd in global server market, boasting 10,000 UCS customers. A strategic leap recognised by Westcon as game-changing.
Acronis appoints Andy Purvis as GM for ANZ, aiming to bolster growth with his 25+ years of experience across global markets.
NEC partners with IBM to enhance communication for telecoms with SmartCloud for Social Business, aiming to boost productivity for SMEs.
Asnet launches VideoNet to connect NZ govt agencies virtually, aiming to slash taxpayer costs on travel and meetings.
Revera secures landmark deal with Microsoft for NZ cloud hosting, offering hybrid cloud solutions to boost government and enterprise productivity.
Cloud computing is broadly considered the way of the future, but it isn't exactly fait accompli for every business.
Virtualisation should make surviving interruptions easier, in theory; in practice, however, managing the changeover is not that simple.
NZ firms switch to hosted IT services as in-house resources strain. Co-location and cloud models surge as economic and disaster resilience strategy.
As rumours of a potential hookup of Alcatel-Lucent and Nokia Siemens Networks emerge, analyst group Ovum has wasted no time pooh-poohing the move.
NZ sees surging demand for managed disaster recovery solutions, spotlighting opportunities for more channel-specific offerings.
F5 Networks introduces pay-as-you-go cloud licensing program, reducing costs for Infrastructure as a Service providers.