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Polycom revolutionises virtual meetings with a new whiteboard tool, ensuring clear collaboration without the traditional glare issue.

As the Rugby World Cup concludes, NZ politicians gear up for an election battle, with ICT policies front and centre.

NZ telcos unite to launch PayforitNZ, allowing phone bill payments for digital purchases, ensuring customer privacy and convenience.

Failsafe cure for frightening phone bills,where customers unwittingly run up monstrous bills while surfing the internet on their smartphones,.

Simms International boosts support for Huawei resellers in Australasia with the appointment of experienced Jo Vooght as technical sales consultant.

Telecom agrees to pay $31.6m to rivals, settling claims of unfair competition and marking a key step towards telecom industry reform.

InternetNZ's attempt to put the country's digital future on the political agenda could be overshadowed by the recent chain of disasters, not to mention the RWC.

Telcoinabox New Zealand revolutionises IT businesses by offering easy integration of telco services, promising robust new revenue streams.

InternetNZ pledges video conference services to aid Christchurch schools' recovery, enhancing learning networks post-earthquake.

Concerns about Chinese involvement in a second trans-Tasman submarine fibre cable spark debate over potential espionage risks versus economic necessity.

Polycom names Deane Jessep its new NZ regional manager, targeting greater connectivity advancements amid a booming market.

Vodafone sees a 25% profit surge to $151.5m amid market challenges, yet forecasts a dip due to lowered Mobile Termination Rates.

Small businesses are flocking to shared workspaces, a cost-effective move fostering networking and collaboration, says Wall Street Journal.

2degrees shakes up NZ market, contributing $2.2B to the economy and breaking the Telecom-Vodafone grip, according to Venture Consulting.

Vodafone has posted a notice on its online forum saying some users may currently be unable to browse the internet.

NZ sees a surge in Unified Communications to boost customer service ahead of the Rugby World Cup, with custom solutions leading the charge.

Unified Communications (UC) ushers in a new communication era, offering bespoke tech solutions for enhanced collaboration and efficiency.

Here are some of the trends identified by the New Zealand Unified Communications Market Report 2011 from Frost & Sullivan:.

Telecom will hold another vote at its annual meeting on October 26, and if this passes the demerger could be completed by November 30.

Gen-i boss Chris Quin delivers a warning on hybrid copper/fibre networks and the complexity of having several companies building the UFB network.