A study by NZ ICT leasing firm Equico shows 42% of companies lease some or all ICT equipment, with a third of non-leasers eyeing adoption soon.
You'll have a couple of options yourself when you decide to offer leasing and financing options to your customers.
In post-recession NZ, companies are looking to capitalise on the many changes that have been experienced over the past 24 months.
If you're a little confused as to what's involved in New Zealand's pending switchover to a digital television is all about, help is at hand.
From weather forecasts to photo editing, ConnectMe unveils apps that seamlessly blend into our everyday lives, proving indispensably useful.
Nintendo's glasses-free 3d handheld launches at the end of march. Get the lowdown on all the new features that truly add another dimension to the ds.
Sony Ericsson reveals details of the Xperia Play, a PlayStation-style Android phone with PlayStation-certified games.
Valve states its intentions to bring the overwhelmingly popular PC and Mac digital download platform to more places.
Auckland Transition Agency impressed with new SAP system that covers payroll runs, finance and procurement processes.
Kiwi app developers rally together to support Christchurch earthquake victims with proceeds from app sales. 100% goes to New Zealand Red Cross.
Mortal Kombat awaits New Zealand's classification decision after Australia's refusal, raising concerns over game censorship in Oceania.
Microsoft halts WP7 updates for Samsung after some devices brick post-patch. Assures fix for minor glitch affecting a few.
New Zealand cancels March 8th census due to Canterbury quake, citing concern for residents and staff impact. Govt explores alternatives.
Ubisoft spices up gaming with 'We Dare', a flirty party game for Wii and PS3, featuring mini-games and popular music hits for up to 4 players.
Apple reveals five new faster MacBook Pros boasting Thunderbolt tech and FaceTime HD, starting at NZ$1999. Critics urge waiting for 2012 overhaul.
Update: Statistics Minister Maurice Williamson and Government Statistician Geoff Bascand have announced the March 8th census will not be held.
Gamewizz to bring Tritton gaming headsets to NZ, boosting choice for Kiwi gamers with models starting at $149.99 from April 1st.
MagnumMac founder Murray Wood is presumed dead following the Christchurch earthquake as reports indicate he was in the collapsed CTV building.
Olympic Software has clinched gold certification for Enterprise Resource Planning in the Microsoft Partner Network, setting a new benchmark in the industry.
Nintendo's 3DS launch in Australasia to include just two games, amidst confusion over third-party titles availability.
