Australian stories
Buying a GPS? Our guide with expert Hayden Jones covers the essentials from screen size to updates, ensuring you choose the right one.
The growing need for external storage has NetApp sitting pretty – and eyeing the local market for even more growth, the company tells Heather Wright.
Endace, a Kiwi network tech firm celebrated abroad, pivots home, eyeing NZ and Australia with innovative tech for an expanding local market.
Certus acquires Focus to enhance IBM software and services across Australia and New Zealand, expanding its client base and service offerings.
New Zealand's online ad spend skyrockets, with a 20% increase in Q1, reaching $68.12m. Kiwis show a growing preference for video ads.
Intel has unveiled a unified channel programme in Australia/New Zealand at the Solutions Summit in Melbourne, integrating system builders and resellers.
Having a feature rich PBX without the capital cost is possible with cloud PBX solutions say Scott Palmer and Murray Patten from passionIT.
It's an 'easy sell', with high margins, yet many resellers are failing to capitalise on the UPS opportunity, Eaton's Michael Mallia tells Heather Wright.
Atlas Gentech has begun a renewed focus on unified communications, and Plantronics products, as part of a change in its distribution strategy.
Open and interoperable solutions are enabling smarter conversations, says Michael Chetner, Australia and New Zealand Managing Director for Polycom.
There are plenty of green benefits from Cloud computing, says Alison Rowe, Global Executive Director Sustainability, Fujitsu Australia and New Zealand.
CA Technologies and Digicor unveil Cloud in a Box, transforming businesses with cloud services setup in just 4 hours.
Sam Morgan champions a pivotal second broadband cable to enhance NZ's connectivity and competition, reducing costs and data caps.
LA Noire impresses with its groundbreaking facial animations but falls short on gameplay and character depth, not quite living up to its hype.
Hansjoerg Wagner's promotion strengthens Polycom's APAC leadership, pivotal to its record profits and new global ambitions.
Utility software specialist Gentrack won a bid to provide billing software for United Water's Auckland customers.
Vodafone has slashed its trans-Tasman data roaming rate to an industry-low NZD $1/MB, tightening competition with Telecom and 2degrees.
Planking - the most popular 'sport' you've probably never heard of - has gained notoriety after an attempted planking ended in death.
Endace partners with Newgen to bolster its presence in Australia, aiming to capture a larger share of the network monitoring market.
Noel Allnutt joins StorageCraft APAC to lead enterprise sales into the Aussie and Kiwi markets, aiming at mid-market and high-end accounts.