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Chief information officers are bracing for a potential 'mini-Y2K' as the government considers raising GST while cutting income tax in the upcoming Budget.

Electronic surveillance in retail and hospitality has evolved from costly setups to affordable, precise tools boosting business efficiency and profits.

Shift to buyer's market as consumers wield tech to make savvy-purchasing decisions, outpacing retailers' adaptability.

Businesses harness IP surveillance to bolster security while curbing costs, proving a critical solution across various industries.

Yakuza 3 is a little-known title that was released in Japan well over a year ago now, but it's finally seen a Western release.

As ERP vendors incorporate advanced Business Intelligence tools, experts question if these systems alone can meet evolving data analysis needs for businesses.

Embracing CRM technology enhances businesses' efficiency by improving client relations, driving productivity, and offering a competitive edge.

Vector is leading the alliance of 19 lines companies and independent fibre companies called the New Zealand Regional Fibre Group (NZRFG).

In the throes of change, 2015's telco landscape reshapes under demand for advanced connectivity, hinting at a collaborative future.

If you enjoy online media, such as music and video, chances are you'll be paying for it in the near future if you want the quality stuff.

In the second part of our interview, Geoff Anderson discusses Microsoft's cloud vision, Office 2010 beta, and meeting Bill Gates.

A Wellington man, Daniel Jess Moore, was sentenced to four and a half years in prison for his role in an international child sex abuse network.

Apple's Steve Jobs cites security and crashes as key reasons for banning Flash on iOS devices, emphasising technology over business motives.

Sony launches the ModSpot Challenge in PS Home, where players race to find Mods in a vast virtual world for a chance to win exclusive items.

In a bold move, Nintendo slashes Wii's price by $100 to NZ$399.95 from April 29th, marking its first price cut in Australasia since 2006.

Chinese pirates have released a bootleg version of Apple's iPad, just three weeks after the device went on sale in the US.

StorageCraft unveils new backup and disaster recovery systems that can restore multi-terabyte servers in minutes.

The firm behind Flash will stop making tools that let iPhone and iPad use its technology following a change in Apple's developer program license.

The New Zealand-owned datacentre and managed services provider has set its sights on becoming the country's leading provider of trusted cloud services.

The total fixed line and mobile telecommunications revenue in New Zealand for 2008/09 is estimated by the Commerce Commission to be $5.