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Chorus plans to accelerate the build of gigabit broadband in Dunedin, after the city won the Gigatown competition.

Businesses must rebuild public confidence in their ability to store and protect NZ citizens' personal information, says John Kendall of Unisys.

iGel Technology is ramping up its local presence and promising resellers potentially more lucrative deals than those gained through selling PCs.

Sektor has completed its acquisition of Comworth, with the Panasonic Toughbook and Zebra Card printers agencies joining Sektor's portfolio.

Every organisation that holds data (otherwise known as every company on the planet) should look very seriously at their data holdings.

In recent years, BYOD has blossomed in the consumer space and proceeded to move steadfastly into professional settings, disrupting the traditional wor.

Gartner is predicting global IT spend across all verticals to decline this year, but there are still growth technologies within each vertical.

Big data analytics will play a pivotal role in enabling enterprises to gain benefit from the internet of things over the next 12 to 18 months.

IoT is gaining momentum with 73% of IT and business decision makers having deployed, or planning to deploy IoT in the next 12 months according to IDC.

Google appears to be working in earnest to fulfill its promise to revamp the Google Glass and bring a new wearable device to enterprises.

Hybrid IT becoming the norm in Asia Pacific; helping businesses drive digital disruption and deliver better customer experience - Frost-Sullivan.

Smart devices are no longer limited to mobile phones, bracelets and home appliances. Now, there are devices to take care of all our basic necessities.

The threats to mobile security have not changed, but the consequences have, warns Dionisio Zumerle, research director at Gartner.

In order to capitalise on the opportunities presented by the connected world, Spectralink has updated its 7000 portfolio of DECT handsets.

A lack of security and management of Apple devices in the workplace is exposing businesses to significant liabilities, according to Centrify.

The disruption being wrought by digital transformation is forcing technology companies – and resellers – to change the way they look at the world.

Organisations are taking innovative approaches to utilising wearables in their operations and making use of the numerous devices available.

No industry is immune from digital disruption and failure to look at changes in other industries and innovate may put your business at risk.

Datacom, the privately-held IT services firm, surpassed Spark New Zealand as the country's biggest information technology services provider.

Millimetre wave technology is set to become increasingly significant in industries over the next few years, according to Frost - Sullivan.