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VMworld 2015 smashes records with over 23,000 delegates, heralding a tech evolution with its 'Ready for Any' mantra.

Change of prime minister in Australia sparks speculation on the impact for the IT industry. Malcolm Turnbull's tech background is seen as positive.

Mobility and the Internet of Things are changing the way business is done. These transformative trends can strain wireless networks to their limit.

MYOB Education offers the smartest solutions for you and your students, providing access to the latest software.

Until Dawn is a scary game that must experienced. Now, NetGuide and Sony are giving you the chance to experience Until Dawn with a prize draw.

National leader in New Zealand primary labelling, Jenkins Labels has accepted an offer by Sato NZ to purchase the business.

Organisations want to be able to use their IT to drive business decisions. So how do we free up the IT team so they can support the business?.

While large scale cyber security attacks create headlines, cyber security is an everyday threat that no business, large or small, can afford to ignore.

Worth an estimated US$5 billion annually, the global enterprise Wi-Fi market is no longer an add-on but an integral component of an organisation.

The need for Lean Business Analysis is growing as traditional change methods become a blocker in the third wave of the digital age.

Compliance Matters is an online tool from Business.govt.nz that makes it easy for businesses to understand what they need to do to comply with the law.

The team at Ingram Micro will help you approach your mid- and enterprise-level clients, specify the most appropriate suite of Fortinet solutions.

MayTek have evolved their service portfolio to meet the growing needs of their clients as well as generate significant recurring revenue.

No longer satisfied with simply stealing credit card details or defacing web sites, today’s malware mavens want to bring the internet to its knees.

CORE Education's popular ULearn educators' conference is back for 2015, pushing the boundaries of educational possibility and showcasing new tech.

Ultrafast broadband is becoming a top priority for businesses as they seek faster and more reliable internet connections to improve efficiency.

Cyber-security is one of the most challenging issues confronting school administrators up and down New Zealand.

In some regions, the callback is the only choice which allows local people to save lots of money on international calls.

With this technology, mobile workers are able to securely access files from anywhere and sync their handiwork.

In the age of complex web-based applications, unmanaged devices and an expanding global user base, it is more difficult to ensure security.