Australian stories
Marker Studio launches Marker Metro, the world's first dedicated 100% Windows app agency, to capitalise on the release of Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8.
F5 Networks introduces pay-as-you-go cloud licensing program, reducing costs for Infrastructure as a Service providers.
Despite a slow start, AppSense is gearing up for a growth spurt in New Zealand, eyeing a promising future in virtualisation tech.
Imperva targets the Microsoft SharePoint and cloud markets in New Zealand, seeking resellers to expand its mid-market reach.
Two thirds of kiwi IT decision makers users don't know what it would cost to bring their application portfolios up to date.
Express Data clinches a pivotal deal with Good Technology to distribute enterprise mobility solutions, boosting BYOD support across ANZ.
Binary Tree partners with go-itgroup for ANZ distribution, enhancing email migration services in Australia and New Zealand.
Former Gen-i, Microsoft staffer appointed as company's first local territory manager in bid for double-digit growth.
MasterCard study shows Australia edging towards a cash-free future, with young, affluent men leading the mobile payment charge.
Vocus completes $9.5m acquisition of NZ's Maxnet, planning 'significant investment' in expansion and improved services, says CEO.
Yuke's to create a video game for the Lingerie Football League, in a move that blurs lines between sports and entertainment.
Digiweb New Zealand expands its footprint with the strategic acquisition of Digital Network Limited, marking its second big buy in a year.
Adobe propels Creative Suite into the cloud era, eyeing vast adoption with a subscription model, set to revolutionize how Kiwi creatives operate.
There's speculation acquisition-hungry Telstra may use its New Zealand subsidiary and substantive war chest to shake up the local mobile market.
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QlikTech redefines BI with a 'business discovery' approach, offering adaptable, user-driven intelligence solutions for modern data challenges.
A 'diverse range' of supply options will be a pivotal factor encouraging consumers to overcome the cost boundary, regulator says.
Tonga teams up with Alcatel-Lucent to forge broadband links via undersea cable, enhancing connectivity for its 100,000 residents.
Gary Denman, a former Microsoft executive with 18 years experience, takes the lead at Polycom ANZ, aiming to expand its UC presence.
A faux flashmob outside a Sydney Apple store sparks speculation over who is behind it. Samsung denies involvement. Research In Motion takes credit.