Microsoft Azure stories - Page 109

Trump's 'America first' stance raises questions about the future of US-dominated public cloud services as global dynamics shift.

Belkin has gone exclusive with its New Zealand distribution, with Ingram Micro now the exclusive Kiwi distributor.

Microsoft champions cloud stride, using AI to lift lifetime value, harnessing partnerships for full portfolio prowess.

Ingram Micro has added Microsoft Azure to its local Cloud Marketplaces, providing resellers with the opportunity to build a new Azure practice.

Microsoft NZ has launched a new unit designed to help Kiwi partners build new practices, providing additional revenue and differentiation.

Through partnerships, Fujitsu extends its ability to host third-party applications, helping it capitalise on core data center presence.

Demand for cloud services grows as worldwide expenditure reaches $10bn in Q3 2016, with AWS leading the market.

The Instillery Group partners with Cloudability to offer data-driven cloud cost management services in New Zealand and the Pacific Islands.

Fpweb.net, a US-based managed cloud provider, is adding the Asia Pacific region to its global network through a new Sydney data center.

Fortinet’s global security strategist Derek Manky recently visited both Australia and New Zealand to talk all things cyber security.

A Kiwi developed app means clinicians will soon be able to safely share - and capture - confidential patient info on the go.

Undoubtedly you’ve been exposed to Bitcoin or Blockchain. It’s apparently the future. But apart from the buzzword, what actually is it?.

Check Point's ANZ partners will be first in the world to market with new channel-driven threat-as-a-service offerings providing threat cloud services.

Microsoft Ignite is bringing the IoT revolution to New Zealand, its IoT sessions capturing the interests of geeks and leaders alike.

Microsoft’s Darren Hubert specialises in ‘the art of the possible’. He talks IoT, data analytics, augmented reality and digital transformation.

Today, people from all corners of the industry were privy to a jam packed schedule at SkyCity's convention centre.

Jennifer Marsman illuminates machine learning's future while spotlighting women in tech and her innovative lie detection project at Ignite NZ.

Thousands of attendees have converged on Auckland's Sky City Convention Centre as part of Microsoft Ignite New Zealand 2016.

Microsoft Ignite NZ 2016 kicks off with an inspiring keynote by Hilary Barry and Mike McRoberts, unveiling a tech-filled agenda for over 1,700 attendees.

In order for businesses to keep up in the digital era, they need to innovate and embrace new technologies - read about this Kiwi company's journey.