Marissa Mayer spearheads Yahoo's revival by appointing Ken Goldman as the new CFO, aiming for financial and operational rejuvenation.
The amount of information created and replicated will surpass 1.9 zettabytes in 2011, creating complexity for IT executives.
Global cloud services market set to reach over $109bn, led by BPaaS but with IaaS showing fastest growth, predicts Gartner.
Cloud-based provider seeks 100 new staff after doubling employee count, opening up Kiwi career options in the process.
Oracle has fixed a major Java bug that left PC users vulnerable to hacker attacks, urging immediate software updates after a security scare.
Security firm expected to comment on the Java software security scare as researchers claim they knew about vulnerabilities since April.
Computer security firms are urging PC users to disable Java software in their browsers due to the risk of defenceless hacker attacks.
IBM bolsters client data usage with acquisition of HR software provider, after Oracle and SAP bought out rival companies in the past year.
Big data is emerging as big business, spawning something of an acquisition frenzy among information management companies.
UXC owned company hopes recent investments in people and resources will help manage the rapidly expanding SAP market.
Greg Taylor departs Oracle for Software AG as the new ANZ VP, aiming to achieve aggressive growth targets and deliver value in IT-business alignment.
CCH acquires Christchurch's Acclipse, marking its second NZ software firm buy in a year, a move set to transform accountant-client work.
SAP appoints ex-Unisys APJ exec Andrew Barkla to lead ANZ, aiming to capitalise on cloud, mobility and big data trends.
Intel promotes Rajkumar to national reseller channel manager and Torres to national marketing manager. McBride returns to SAP, leading North America division.
C&C DHB revolutionises healthcare delivery with a cost-effective Microsoft BI platform, enhancing insight and efficiency.
Oracle FLEXCUBE 12.0 launches to tailor banking services for Gen Y, offering personalised, multi-channel experiences.
Cloud computing is often touted as the future, but is it the right option for every business? Experts say careful analysis is needed.
Mid-sized firms dread customisation, fearing costs and obsolescence, despite its potential for perfect software solutions.
New Zealand's ICT talent gap grows as schools underplay tech careers, prompting recruiters to scout for international talent.
Kiwi managed service providers offered chance to build their businesses around backup and disaster recovery as-a-Service.
