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Changes to licensing for Lync have made it more financially viable for smaller businesses, says Acronym's Dave Allum.

Simon Smith of Schneider Electric highlights how physical security in data centres not only protects data but also serves as a potent business edge.

'Super firewalls' or network segmentation gateways, have the potential to deliver on the power of the cloud, says Fortinet's Jack Chan.

UK firms on high alert as 58% lack defences against devastating APTs, highlighting urgent need for a multi-staged security overhaul.

Facing a 'perfect storm' in IT security, experts tout Unified Threat Management (UTM) as a robust defence against evolving digital dangers.

Businesses today are required to deal with technological advancements occurring at a pace never experienced before...

Microsoft's Surface range is reportedly losing the company billions, despite the success of its newest model, the Surface Pro 3.

Yet another day closer to Apple's eagerly anticipated smartphone release and yet another 'leaked' iPhone 6 image for the public to pine over.

Plan B Limited opens new data center and standby office facility in Wellington, New Zealand. Integrated cloud backup services and customer suites are available.

John W. Stanton, billionaire backer of 2degrees, joins Microsoft's board, bolstering the tech giant's mobile and global expertise.

The first interactive LED billboards in New Zealand have gone live in Ponsonby, Eden Terrace and Parnell, bringing a piece of Times Square to Auckland.

VMob disrupts mobile marketing with its innovative use of Microsoft Azure, defying conventional partner expectations and gaining global recognition.

IT spending is set to improve in H2 2014, with a significant commercial PC refresh cycle already underway, says IDC.

Spark launches 'Spark My Potential,' a game-changer in NZ crowdfunding, offering coaching, exposure, and potential top-ups to dreamers.

Canterbury's talent market booms, seeing a 16% increase in job ads, with sectors like HR and marketing leading growth post-2011 earthquake rebuild.

After 27 years as Telecom, the New Zealand icon rebrands to Spark, signalling its evolution beyond traditional telephony.

Requests for data restoration came from all departments. Why do these people need their email and documents back?.

It is amusing to see the marketing currently attempted by using an offshoot of the phrase 'Internet of Things'.

Epson launches PrecisionCore inkjet technology in New Zealand, claiming to be a true alternative to laser printers.

A security-centric infrastructure enables you to secure your Wi-Fi network with confidence, says Fortinet's Scott Cowan.