Gen-i stories
Failed IT firm Maclean Computing leaves 89 creditors, including tech giants and small businesses, $3m out of pocket as liquidation proceedings begin.
Auckland incubator The Icehouse has appointed five new board members to spearhead its mission to create 3000 globally competitive Kiwi businesses by 2020.
Another exciting week has wrapped up here at NZET, Here's a summary of the news stories that were biggest in NZ this week.
Ricoh New Zealand switches mobile connections from Vodafone to Gen-i as it consolidates its telecoms services.
Cyclone Computers confirmed as main supplier for agencies and schools buying through the All-of-Government (AoG) Desktop and Laptop contract.
PGG Wrightson extends contract with Gen-i for telecommunications and IT services, including voice, broadband, mobile, data and managed network services.
New facilities to extend company's data centre and cloud capabilities, meeting growth needs of business and public sector clients.
Local IT services market grew 4.4% year-on-year during 2012, the first rise since the global financial crisis.
Gen-i collaborates with Jade Software to launch a new mobile banking app, JOOB, aiming to revolutionize customer experiences in banking.
Polycom and Telecom NZ team up to launch VaaS, making high-tech video collaboration easy and affordable for Kiwi businesses.
Polycom revolutionises video chats with CloudAXIS, promising seamless integration across platforms like Skype and Facebook for robust corporate communication.
An infrastructure-as-a-service solution from Gen-i has enabled NZ Oil Services to become more agile, efficient and competitive.
ICT provider joins forces with Christchurch International Airport and Canterbury-based Data Centre Design for new purpose-built facility.
Gen-i Australia CEO takes on new role within Telecom's Retail business unit to fight for market shares in broadband and mobile.
Gen-i renews its $50m contract with Westpac, strengthening their ICT partnership for another two years and continuing collaborative successes.
Gen-i teams up with Arbor Networks, enhancing DDoS defense for data centers by joining the Cloud Signalling Coalition.
Telecom NZ selects EMC for major data storage upgrade, boosting capacity to 2.5 petabytes to support business growth and enhance cloud services.
Gen-i has extended an existing relationship with Commonwealth Bank (CBA), announcing a five-year agreement to provide contact centre services for the bank.
NZ firms switch to hosted IT services as in-house resources strain. Co-location and cloud models surge as economic and disaster resilience strategy.
IBM joins govt IaaS panel, eyeing £250m savings for taxpayers over next decade, boosting NZ's data service efficiency.
