One million Kiwis lost $177M to cyber crime in 2017
More than one-third of the adult online population in New Zealand was affected by cyber crime in 2017, impacting as many as one million Kiwis.
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What's the difference between IaaS, SaaS and PaaS?
Cloud computing gave birth to many acronyms, but none are more important than IaaS, PaaS and SaaS; the building blocks of modern computing.
Channel weighs in on NZ data breach notification laws
Data breach notification is widely expected to become mandatory in New Zealand, positioning the channel as subject matter experts across the country.
Emerging tech start-up launches with aggressive A/NZ growth plans
Newly founded start-up Mantel Group has launched in A/NZ, with the solutions provider embarking on aggressive growth plans through two new ventures.
How Canon is taking collaboration to NZ Govt
Canon unveils plans to sell the benefits of collaboration technology to the NZ Government, as agencies seek smarter ways of doing business.
Cisco releases new network automation software portfolio
Cisco introduces new network automation software portfolio to improve how global service providers run large-scale networks.
CSG sees profits plummet
CSG saw its reported a net profit after tax decline by 136 per cent, to record $3 million loss for the six months ending 2017.
Infinidat establishes Kiwi IaaS beachhead at Spectrum
Infinidat may be just seven years old, but it is already considered a disruptor in the global storage industry.
Scott Green launches new IT service management start-up
Scott Green has launched Aportio Technologies into the New Zealand market, a newly born start-up specialising in IT service management.
Soltius sharpens predictive analytics skills with data scientist hire
Soltius has appointed Habib Baluwala as data scientist as the SAP consultancy experts dive deeper into predictive analytics.
Change costs see Spark earnings fall on increased sales
Spark increased sales by 1.6 per cent in the six months to 31 December, but profits sag.
Kiwi tech salaries on the rise, providing you can code
Technology salaries in New Zealand are increasing at a steady rate, with heightened demand for coding skills driving up the dollar value of contracts.
Are trigger-happy vendors making distributors the scapegoat in NZ?
News 24/7 goes off the record to reveal the unspoken realities of partners, vendors and distributors in New Zealand.
"Teething" problems after Oracle roll-out cost Heartland Bank
"Teething" problems with a new banking system contributed to increased costs and impairments at Heartland Bank.
Liquid IT strikes first NZ deal with new cyber security venture
Liquid IT has been appointed as the first partner of LMNTRIX in New Zealand, as the consultancy firm takes the cyber security venture to market locally.
Cisco CEO: "We are still only on the front end" of a new version of the network
Fresh off a positive earnings call that saw Cisco report $11.9 billion in revenue for the 2Q 2018, CEO Chuck Robbins has a lot to crow about.
Maori business leader joins Oracle cloud start-up specialists, PrimeQ
Maori business leader David MacLeod has joined the board of cloud start-up PrimeQ, as the Oracle specialists continue to expand across New Zealand.
Microsoft hints at early April release of Windows 10's next feature upgrade
Based on the current progress for Windows 10 version 1809, due out later this year, it now looks like the earlier update for the OS will arrive early April.
NZX delivered a trading tech overhaul in 2017
New Zealand stock exchange delivered four major technology projects in 2017, including a life-cycle upgrade to its core trading and settlement systems.
Bumper channel crowd kicks off first After Hours of 2018
After Hours made a welcome return to the channel social calendar with a bumper crowd of partners, distributors and vendors descending on The Jefferson in Auckland to kick-start 2018. Photos by Gino Demeer.
