Middle East stories - Page 45

Wynyard Group secures a multi-year contract in the UAE with Manayer Marketing Management, enhancing AML compliance amidst stricter Central Bank regulations.

Worldwide smartphone shipments are expected to surpass 1.0 billion units in 2013, representing 39.3% growth over 2012.

Wynyard secures Galadari Brothers as client, boosting its presence in the Middle East's tech-driven audit and compliance market.

Motorola Solutions has appointed David Arkles as general manager of the company's Enterprise team in Australia and New Zealand.

World's leading connected devices platform will help Kiwi companies leverage telemetry and big data for business advantage.

NZ IT chiefs grapple with BYOD risks, as a startling 82% of firms allow personal device usage but only 32% audit security, reveals a Dimension Data report.

Smartphones will represent virtually all of the mobile phone market in many of the world's most developed economies by the end of 2017....

The Nokia acquisition is a logical step forward for Microsoft but will not change the company's position in mobile overnight.

Motorola Solutions names Steve Crutchfield MD for Australia and New Zealand, expanding his oversight to key countries in Asia and the Middle East.

Vodafone lost a net 7,000 mobile customers in the first three months of the year, its ninth straight quarterly decline.

Brother last week officially introduced it's new high speed business grade HL-S7000DN printer to the local market. Why is it so different ?.

Company posts seventh consecutive record sales year during 2012, fueled by growing demand for scalable disk backup.

Global firms increasingly use Silver Peak with Dell EqualLogic for faster data replication, boosting disaster recovery while cutting costs.

Symantec achieves a record NZ$2.1 billion revenue in Q2 2013, reflecting solid growth ambitions and strong sector performance.

CA Technologies hires Lourens Strydom as new Channel Account director in New Zealand to strengthen channel relationships.

Westcon becomes F5 Networks' first global distribution partner, promising to enhance security engagement and address worldwide market opportunities.

An Iranian game titled The Stressful Life of Salman Rushdie encourages players to act out the fatwa against the author, sparking controversy.

Mako Networks from Auckland leads the fight in international cyber security, safeguarding businesses with top-tier protection online.

WatchGuard revels in a record Q3, boasting a 15.6% surge in revenue, largely driven by strong growth in EMEA and ANZ regions.

RIM scrambles to fix global Blackberry outages affecting millions, with Europe to South America hit by disruptions due to a failed switch.