Geared toward modern workplaces, Commvault's Endpoint Data Protection allows an enterprise to regain control over business critical data.
VMob says it has delayed a planned listing on the ASX because of on-going commercial negotiations and so management can focus on current sales.
Juniper Network's New Zealand branch has seen its finances slump into the red, recording a $27,165 loss for the year ending 31 December 2014.
Dell has signed Computer Concepts Limited as its preferred partner for business IT equipment in the South Island.
Caltex has launched a fundraising campaign through its Fuel Your School initiative which will see schools receive funding towards STEM activities.
Google Glass is quietly re-emerging, with reports that Google will distribute a version aimed at enterprise customers in coming months.
Xero burned through cash at a faster pace in the June quarter as it ramped up spending on rising staff, and marketing costs.
Xero has revamped its Xero Touch app for Android, embracing Google's material design standards to enhance user experience and support small businesses.
Six New Zealand companies have been selected as finalists in this year's World Summit Awards for creativity and innovation in ICT.
More than 1,400 students from 52 Auckland schools are taking part in YES this year, forming more than 180 small enterprises.
Samsung's Galaxy Gear VR blends cutting-edge tech with immersive fun, despite some pixilation. Our first look dives into the highs and lows.
Harmoney's Neil Roberts steps down from board but maintains CEO position amidst company's evolving financial journey.
Qualcomm has engineered a solution to allow wireless charging with metal exteriors, making it the first company to do so.
Spark has officially launched its Rural Wireless Broadband service, which aims to provide regional New Zealanders with greater rural connectivity.
New research shows women now make up 21% of the Kiwi technology workforce, while pay discrepancies vary depending on experience and area of expertise.
One-size-fits-all approach to building a website doesn't work, says new research from Clutch. Tailored solutions are necessary for success.
An 80% reduction in technology sales saw Unisys New Zealand's revenue and profit drop dramatically in financial 2014.
Labour releases discussion paper on the Future of Work Commission, exploring the impact of technology on New Zealand's workforce.
ANZ's Technology Internship programme is designed to showcase the range of employment opportunities at ANZ by giving WelTec students an inside look.
While Microsoft is describing it as the best and most secure Windows ever, there are questions over its relevance and potential slow adoption rates.
