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eDiscovery: The process of searching for electronic documents for legal action is costly and time-consuming for businesses.

Operating systems stole the show at GSMA Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, with Microsoft, Google, and Palm revealing game-changing software updates.

Many businesses in Asia-Pacific unprepared for disasters, with only 36% implementing recovery solutions, risking valuable data and connectivity.

LogMeIn has launched an iPhone app, LogMeIn Ignition, enabling users to remotely control their PCs or Macs using their handheld devices for NZD $39.

As compliance demands grow, businesses must leverage IT to automate and streamline audit processes, reduce costs, and safeguard against penalties.

The scam is somewhat more elaborate than many we see, and it's worth a little analysis to see what flags we can extract from it for spotting a phisher at work.

BullGuard expands NZ reach, appoints Cellnet as distributor, bolstering on-shelf presence and mobile bundles. Aims to deepen partner ties in 2009.

The IT sector in New Zealand is poorly prepared for the challenges posed by climate change, raising questions about its ability to keep businesses competitive.

Concerns about the environment and rising energy costs are leading organisations to implement green policies, boosting the green IT services market.

Companies must consider carbon emissions as a factor in their supply chain equation to reduce costs and improve efficiency.

SAS IT, a New Zealand tech company, focuses on delivering complex back-end systems for larger organizations. CEO Phil Martin shares insights.

Databases are crucial for businesses to manage information and improve productivity says FileMaker's General Manager, Steve McManus.

As dynamic storage needs grow, fibre channel and enhanced ethernet compete for the spotlight in data centres. Will fibre channel kill the ethernet star?.

Dawn of War II revolutionises its predecessor with thrilling squad-level combat and strategic map control, promising a fresh, engaging experience.

ASUS's Eee Box takes the basic Eee concept - inexpensive PC components in a tiny case - and presents it in desktop form.

The current plight of the US car industry is a cautionary tale for any industry that isn't alert to changes in the way its consumers perceive its products.

Firms adapt IT budgets amidst recession, betting on tech like Unified Communications to propel efficiency without hefty initial costs.

New Zealand businesses are looking to leverage technology to drive sustainable practices and reduce carbon emissions.

Legendary reminds me of cheesy old horror shows like Hammer House of Horror, just minus the entertaining tongue-in-cheek humour.

Unified communications technology is providing a new, flexible working environment and helping achieve work-life balance.