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HP NZ emphasises the four P's - Products, People, Policy, Processes - as crucial for fighting the complexity of cyber threats.

Auckland ISP HD Net announces new locations for its UFB services across New Zealand. CEO Simpson says demand is increasing.

Facebook has faced criticism over recent research which manipulated users' emotions, raising questions over ethics.

2talk's Julian Rivers-Smith details how VoIP revolutionises contact centres, from cost savings to remote working flexibility.

The confusion on DCIM solutions can be compared to the analogy between the dashboard of 1967 VW Beetle and Toyota Prius.

Microsoft is set to dramatically rebrand its hardware portfolio, starting with its flagship Surface devices and Windows Phone handsets.

New Zealand's IT spending to reach NZ$11.3bn this year, in line with global pace, with growth expected to pick up in 2015.

2degrees' journey into fourth generation mobile has been unleashed with the launch of 4G across 72 sites in central Auckland.

Software defined storage (SDS) is changing the game for businesses, offering cost optimization and increased agility.

Christchurch's digital learning leap: $200,000 push aims to equip over 9s in 30 schools with access to vital online resources.

In Wellington, IT professionals see salary hikes in business analysis and architecture, as demand shifts amidst an evolving tech landscape.

Intel Capital invests in NZ's Performance Lab, aiming to boost its global reach in the smart gadget health and fitness market.

Georgia Anderson and Jay Perera of Albany's Massey University are the joint recipients of this year's New Zealand Computer Society Cup.

CENX expands in APAC with Hong Kong office to meet demand for advanced data services in the high-growth market.

Kiwi businesses warned about mobile security risks as Palo Alto Networks highlights the threat of DDoS attacks through enterprise devices.

Microsoft has launched the Office 365 for business public roadmap, to mass approval from New Zealand partners.

Eaton's Alex Hanoumis highlights the efficiency of modern UPSs, urging data centres to invest in upgrades to enhance power protection and reduce costs.

Samsung named best and most trusted brand in Asia for third year running, according to Campaign Asia's annual survey.

Microsoft has made it clear that the future of Office is in the cloud, with all significant innovations on Office 365.

Plan B debunks myths surrounding Business Continuity planning, emphasising a tailored approach beyond cloud reliance and IT management for true resilience.