Stories by Heather - Page 121

Rhipe acquires nSynergy for AU$25m, boosting partner support without taking over customer relations, aiming to fill gaps in service and support.

Chorus has teamed up with Wanaka businesses and Queenstown Lakes District Council to build a UFB network for the town's CBD.

From law to security to Huawei Enterprise – Andrew Moss has traversed an interesting path to his current position.

New Zealand's UFB uptake hits 10% as broadband connections surge by nearly 40% in the latest quarter, reveals Communications Minister Amy Adams.

Ingram Micro has inked a deal with Microsoft for distribution of the services provider licence agreement (SPLA) licensing in New Zealand.

Gartner urges CIOs to revamp leadership styles for digital success amid budget stagnation, highlighting a shift to digital-first strategies.

KIWI CIOs prioritise business intelligence and analytics in the digital-first shift, per Gartner's global survey.

Microsoft Lync is helping Polycom's Kiwi resellers win deals, but it's also changing the landscape - and how resellers operate.

Virtualisation has gone from gold rush to slim pickings in just a year. But as Heather Wright discovers, there are still opportunities to be found.

Dimension Data is eyeing up deals with local distributors, system integrators and resellers to shore up its position in the land grab that is cloud.

Westcon Group New Zealand has recorded solid financial results, despite acknowledging challenging times as purchasing models change.

Dimension Data launches NZ's first enterprise-class cloud platform, promising aggressive market penetration and unique local support.

UK Gov announces a £4.4m wireless improvement for over 400 schools to enhance early SNUP upgrades, ensuring modern connectivity for all.

Newlease will have a new lease of life soon, with the company rebranding to Rhipe on the back of international expansion.

Inside threats, not hackers, pose the greatest risk to mobile security, say Kiwi IT experts, as careless employees fuel rising incidents.

Security experts warn that a new malware family is targeting Apple iOS and OS X, marking a 'new era' in malware.

Noel Leeming has reported improved sales, and says it's 'very pleased' with customer feedback on its rebranding.

Xero is spending $10 million to acquire a small Seattle-based online payroll company, Monchilla, in order to accelerate its US expansion.

Apple moves to block apps infected with WireLurker, but warns users to download and install software from trusted sources only.

Connector Systems embarks on a pivotal journey with the Xclaim brand, eyeing the SMB wireless market and promising 'big Wi-Fi, small business.'.