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Greentree International has launched Greentree-as-a-Service, enabling organisations to run their entire Greentree system in the cloud.

Organisations are seeking to manage and actively deliver insight from data generated from the marketing life cycle, offering new growth opportunities.

Digital, now the DNA of marketing, challenges brands to innovate with a customer-centric, multi-channel approach, experts agree.

When it comes to adopting new technologies and implementing business transformations, security is often not in place although it's a crucial concern.

It's easy to dismiss data centre technology as something for the technologists to worry about, but that's not the way it should be.

The transformation will include improved mobile voice and data capability, unified comms, improved security, and improved Wi-Fi services.

Open-world block-building game Minecraft gets the campaign mode you didn't know you needed in Telltale's Minecraft Story Mode.

Australian ICT sector exudes vigour with a striking 10% surge in job ads, while cyber security talent is highly sought-after.

Enterprise data centres need a test environment that reflects their real load and actual traffic, including all applications and protocols.

Australian IT recruiter Halcyon Knights opens Auckland office, tapping into the bustling trans-Tasman tech talent.

Demand continues to rise for cyber security skills as an arms race develops between cyber criminals and those looking to secure systems and data.

We sat down with MuleSoft's Jonathan Stern and picked his brain about DX, its challenges to business, and NZ stacks up in the new digital world.

Verizon introduces Unified Customer Experience Solution to enable businesses to connect with customers via web chat & social media.

Dell spotlights UC pitfalls as remote work rises, stressing need for better tools and insights to bolster productivity and security.

Emerging technology and unified communications are shaping the workplace of the future, with remote working on the rise, says Wavelink.

The storage virtualisation market is highly competitive, but some vendors are standing out from the crowd. Technavio has identified the top six.

Wargaming.net, famous for it's free-to-play World of Tanks game has just delivered a real tank to the Australian Armour & Artillery Museum in Cairns.

The collaborative hybrid of human and machine - five ways big data will shape the future of business as we know it.

Kordia has smashed its forecast half year after tax profit, more than doubling its forecast to record $5.8m profit despite a $10m security spend.

Revenues for data centre servers and storage are set to swell to $88bn, spurred by IT infrastructure modernisation.