Inland Revenue Department (IRD) stories
IRD reverses stance on failed software projects, boosting IT confidence and safeguarding innovation investments in NZ.
Deputy PM Bill English and Harvard's Lessig to headline Auckland's sold-out NetHui, focusing on New Zealand's Internet future.
Struggling to find time to contact Inland Revenue? Their online services at www.ird.govt.nz offer a convenient solution for managing your taxes and accounts.
New Zealand ICT salaries have yet to reflect the increasingly tight talent market, say the results of a new study.
Revolutionary Kiwi Realestate app, supported by Westpac, hits 7000 downloads, transforming how Kiwis find homes with GPS tech.
A technology development grant worth up to $6.7 million (over the next 36 months) will be put towards improving the firm's systems.
Businesses should be working smarter not harder, to manage their financial processes, says MYOB GM Julian Smith.
New Zealand tax system set for major overhaul from October 1st, with changes to GST, PAYE, and company tax. Businesses urged to prepare.
Companies looking to implement cloud computing infrastructure could learn a lesson or two from processes underlying logistics management.
First locally hosted cloud based Microsoft CRM 2011 solution has been launched. It may allay IRD concerns about data sovereignty.
Cloud computing's hidden peril: assumptions over data location may breach NZ's tax laws and compromise business security.
IRD raises concerns over cloud data storage locations, stressing NZ data centers meet tax obligations. Xero responds promptly, ensuring compliance.
Last security update of the year to address 40 vulnerabilities in Windows, Office, IE, SharePoint and Exchange.
Telcoinabox unveils 'mobile-in-a-box', revolutionising NZ's reseller market with a cost-efficient, wholesale mobile solution amid high demand.
The IRD has warned that an email currently being circulated, which promises a $609.30 refund to the recipient, is a hoax.
Updated: The price of Xbox LIVE Gold subscriptions will increase by up to US$10 before the end of the year in some territories. Is this on the cards f.
Cloud computing is either one of two things: an overhyped term destined for obscurity, or the greatest promise for the future of IT.
Virtualisation fuels the cloud's growth, with Gartner predicting a $US6.2bn market by 2013, enhancing efficiency and agility for businesses.
There has been a big buzz around cloud computing, particularly in the past year. Has it lived up to the hype?.
IT has become an established career path, and increasingly people are simply following it rather than being excited by it.