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Spark will engage with the Government and the general public through this review to ensure NZ is placed to take advantage of the digital future.

BAE Systems Applied Intelligence is officially bringing its cloud-based cyber security solutions to organisations in New Zealand for the first time.

While large scale cyber security attacks create headlines, cyber security is an everyday threat that no business, large or small, can afford to ignore.

Falling revenue and a final year of substantial costs for integrating with the Telstra Clear business saw Vodafone NZ turn in a loss of $120.7m.

Mako Networks in liquidation, Spark steps in as secured creditor to appoint receivers, thwarting the tech firm's financial tailspin.

​MapR has taken all three editions of its distribution for Apache Hadoop to Amazon Web Services giving partners more options in selling the offering.

CompTIA is calling on the local channel to collaborate and share insights and intelligence in order to drive the channel - and IT - forward.

Mobile learning in the workplace is still in its infancy in Australia and New Zealand, according to new research from Skillsoft.

Hills has won exclusive distribution rights for video content analytics vendor Ipsotek across Australia and New Zealand.

Reseller sales reps will find themselves with some extra cash for selling Cyberoam, after the vendor launched a cash incentive deal with a difference.

Centrify is on the lookout for additional local partners as the company eyes up new markets under the watch of its new ANZ boss.

The ultimate VIP experience - of your own design - is up for grabs in a new promotion from NetApp and Distribution Central.

Off-premises managed services is going to be the 'land of opportunity' for the next 12-24 months, according to IDC New Zealand.

Average size of DDoS attacks growing, causing concern for enterprise networks, says Arbor Networks. Largest attack in Q2 was 196GB/sec.

Megaport has become a Microsoft ExpressRoute partner, enabling partners to offer customers faster, more secure private connections to Azure.

The increasing move to compute and storage closer to the network edge has prompted Emerson Network Power to get closer to its channel partners.

Symantec appoints Ian McAdam as its new Pacific managing director, six months after Brenton Smith departed the role.

Ian McAdam will lead and drive growth across Symantec's enterprise security business and support customers and partners in the Pacific region.

The overall profit for the year minus expenses and costs came in at $1,714,806, a sizeable increase from $1,062,732.

Microsoft has announced that Barrie Sheers will take over as managing director of New Zealand from current MD Paul Muckleston.