New Zealand (NZ) stories - Page 112

It's on the market to 30 million Latin American subscribers, but a Unisys voice to text application developed in Wellington is not available here.

Imperva appoints M.Tech as distributor for Australia and New Zealand, enhancing their SecureSphere and database firewall presence throughout the region.

Software as a Service (SaaS) and cloud computing are taking IT in new directions, and savvy vendors and their channel partners are following.

Despite economic headwinds, 70% of NZ CIOs are forging ahead with investments in server virtualisation, cloud computing, and web 2.0 projects, says IDC.

Telecom CEO Paul Reynolds argues rural service is uneconomic, despite investing USD $200 million annually; Vodafone insists rural customers are crucial.

Astaro and Seccom Global forge a partnership to bolster cloud solutions across Australia and New Zealand, aiming for revenue growth and strategic expansion.

Vodafone partners with Amway to promote handsets and services through Amway's extensive network of independent business owners in New Zealand.

Westcon New Zealand celebrates 35% annual growth and eyes further market expansion with new hires and vendor deals, including exclusive partnerships.

Kaseya has appointed Sim Bong as its first New Zealand Country Manager as part of its strategy to grow in the Kiwi market, says CEO Gerald Blackie.

Maclean Computing, a prominent IT company in New Zealand, has undergone a transition as Chris Maclean takes over as CEO from his father Allan.

Microsoft's new operating system, Windows 7, will be released on October 22nd, offering new opportunities for partners.

Cloud computing is changing the way businesses operate, and IT professionals need to adapt. The cloud is here and it's time to understand it.

Acronis sees 40% growth in New Zealand and launches an up-skilling training programme for resellers, with courses starting in July for NZD $189.

New Zealand is considering separating its telecommunications market to stimulate competition and improve infrastructure.

Spending on stimulus packages alone may not be enough to improve the lives of New Zealanders amidst the economic downturn. Innovation is key.

After acquiring Foundary Networks late last year, Brocade is now in the process of restructuring its channel partnership model.

As enterprises focus on IP telephony, examining IP PBX systems through the lens of practicality, power and proven performance is key to VoIP success.

Shortly after announcing the arrival of its financing program in New Zealand, Westcon also announced an exclusive deal with Nortel.

RSA, the security division of EMC, is expanding its ANZ channel with new appointments and increased investment.

The Climate Savers Smart Computing Program, led by Intel and Google, launches in New Zealand to boost energy efficiency in PCs and servers.