THQ's upcoming first-person shooter, Metro 2033, gets an eyes-on demonstration and chat with Paul Houlihan, THQ's PR manager for Australia and New Zealand.
A survey by Kelly Services reveals over 71% report stable or rising demand for skilled IT professionals, echoing the high demand seen in 2008.
In an effort to drive managed services growth in the region, Ingram Micro partners will now have access to Kaseya's SaaS-based tools.
Displaying a number of New Zealand releases from HP and Panasonic, Sektor is gearing up for its 2010 Roadshow.
NZ's brightest minds converge for Imagine Cup finals, vying for a spot in Warsaw. Four innovative teams from Auckland and Waikato lead the charge.
Nintendo announces US release date for Super Mario Galaxy 2 and upcoming release of Metroid: Other M. Trailer added.
Alcatel Lucent's groundbreaking XT Network heralds a new era in telecom speed, despite rare outages and global attention to fix them.
SilverStripe NZ has signed on Optimation as the first New Zealand partner to joins its global partner program.
Iron Mountain acquires Mimosa Systems, integrating its staff into Iron Mountain Digital. T.M. Ravi will become the new CMO. Distribution remains unchanged.
EA confirms Chapters of Deceit, the first DLC for Army of Two: The 40th Day, releasing April 1. New missions could end Jonah's invasion.
Partnering with the University of Auckland, IBM's 2010 Innovation Index finds New Zealand's innovation rate stagnant since 2000, with only farming excelling.
A day after the departure of Alcatel Lucent's NZ CEO yesterday, Telecom has announced its Chief Transformation Office<br />Frank Mount has resigned.
The BBC has plans to release both a news and sports app, hoping to have them approved by Apple in time for the FIFA World Cup.
Problems<br />continue to plague the XT Network as cellsites are upgraded and Telecom announces<br />the company that will review the recent outages.
Simms International teams up with Motion Computing to bring rugged Tablet PCs to New Zealand, targeting corporate, government, and health sectors.
Crown Fibre Holdings will reveal a shortlist of potential partners for New Zealand's UltraFast Broadband project next month, says Chairman Simon Allen.
An American manufacturer of broadband, cable TV and<br />satellite equipment is hungry for a piece of the New Zealand fibre broadband<br />market.
New regional sales manager appointed from Kaseya's Washington, DC offices will be responsible for growing the company's presence in the enterprise market.
F-Secure debuts on Android with tools to secure and recover lost smartphones, safeguarding users' private data and browsing safety.
Ovum predicts the ANZ software market will grow nearly 5% in 2010, reaching USD $5.6 billion by 2013, but pre-recession levels won't return until at least 2012.
