Unsecured AWS server exposes thousands of FedEx customer records
FedEx has secured some of the customer identification records visible on an unsecured server, with no evidence that data was "misappropriated."
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What IBM’s lawsuit against new Microsoft appointee says about diversity
IBM’s new lawsuit Microsoft's new chief diversity officer showcases diversity as a crucial point of commercial competition.
LiveTiles raises $20M in fresh growth push
LiveTiles has raised $20 million to invest in its sales, marketing and customer success teams to drive customer and revenue growth.
Why the data protection officer is the hottest role in town
They may not have the cachet of entrepreneurs, or geek chic of developers, but data protection officers are suddenly the hottest properties in technology.
New telepresence start-up takes off through Ingram Micro NZ
Teleportivity operates a video-based platform allowing users to connect with expert help regardless of geography, delivered through the channel.
Microsoft to cover Windows 7 with advanced threat service
Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection can detect ongoing attacks on corporate networks, investigate and provide response recommendations.
Microsoft’s Ron Huddleston returns to partner land with Twilio
After leading Microsoft’s One Commercial Partner business, Ron Huddleston, has been named as Twilio’s new chief partners officer.
Google gets behind emails that automatically update
Google is set to demonstrate a software programming system that would enable emails to feature continuously updating information.
Microsoft to test blockchain-based self-sovereign ID system
Microsoft plans to pilot a blockchain-based digital ID platform allowing users to control access to sensitive online information via an encrypted data hub.
Foodstuffs to trial AI powered shopping cart checkouts
New Zealand supermarket cooperative Foodstuffs will be the first in the world to trial new artificial intelligence technology that brings the checkout to the trolley.
The Instillery targets top end of town through cloud recruit
The Instillery has appointed Grant Baty as principal consultant, recruiting the technical specialist from Mercury Energy.
How Education NZ created a collaborative environment through Intergen
Intergen has leveraged Microsoft technologies to improve inter-agency collaboration within Education NZ, through cloud-delivered solutions.
Stellar Consulting expands Wellington presence with director hire
Stellar Consulting has appointed Luke Turnbull as a consulting director, tasked with expanding capabilities across central and southern regions.
Deloitte bolsters tech ranks with quadruple Kiwi appointments
Deloitte has appointed four new technology leaders in New Zealand, as part of a widespread recruitment drive to bolster local operations.
Windows 10 S comes to an undignified — but not unexpected — end
Well, that didn’t take long. While Microsoft claims that Windows 10 S is now a Windows 10 “mode,” the truth is that it has floundered.
Expanding Exclusive Networks targets new vendors across A/NZ
New vendors and further growth in the local market are two of the top priorities for Exclusive Networks’ new local boss Jonathan Odria.
APC by Schneider Electric honours top performing A/NZ partners
APC by Schneider Electric honoured leading partners following a year of “significant growth” across the channel, recognising excellence across A/NZ.
"Sector Variant" service leads Vodafone's expanded TaaS offering
A new fixed connectivity service, Sector Variant, has helped expand Vodafone's portfolio in the government's Telecommunications-as-a-Service panel.
Disgruntled Dick Smith investors get their day in court
The second of two class actions being launched against Dick Smith Holdings has been given the green light to hit the courts.
Microsoft's free cloud storage offer puts heat on its rivals
Microsoft has extended Free OneDrive for Business for the remaining term of existing contracts with rival providers Box, Dropbox or Google.
