Environment stories
Schneider Electric shines at Frost and Sullivan Awards, earning top accolades in UPS, service, and data centre innovation across Asia Pacific.
Schneider Electric warns IT energy use may outstrip the airline industry by 2020, urging the adoption of energy-efficient practices.
There is still plenty of opportunity for New Zealand and international companies to be part of the world's largest IT project.
A competition for Enviroschools that aims to raise awareness among school students of the need to recycle unwanted televisions has been launched this week.
Christchurch high school students have the opportunity to build a business in a weekend with the first Mashup competition in the region.
Company releases new two-factor one-time password authentication system for VPN (Radius) and OWA (Outlook Web Access).
UPS manufacturer APC explains the importance of keeping your network edge running when your systems are in the cloud.
In a cabinet reshuffle, ICT Minister Amy Adams gains the Environment portfolio, while Internal Affairs goes to Simon Bridges, marking a significant realignment.
Police in the market for cutting-edge tech to track police vehicles, aiming for enhanced real-time control and security measures.
The Ministry of Economic Development seeks proposals for fleet optimisation services, aiming to enhance efficiency across 216 government agencies.
Cisco partners with Datastor for a comprehensive push in December, aiming to bolster data center and Unified Computing Server offerings.
Soft Solutions tells The Channel its always on the lookout for new vendor opportunities in the New Zealand marketplace.
Auckland's Chief Planner will unveil a 3D Digital Commons Plan for the city at a national planning conference in April.
Paula Bennett, minister of local government, has appointed a rules reduction taskforce with the intent to slash regulatory red tape in the property.
Lincoln University encourages students to consider careers in IT with 'Include IT Day' event, highlighting the potential of the industry.
NZ firms Open Parallel and Catalyst spearhead IT for the world's biggest radio telescope, the SKA, promising unparalleled sky scans.
Households in New Zealand can now choose to opt out of receiving phone books, following government approval for a new system.
The government pledges an extra USD $1 million to tackle electronic waste, funding new recycling depots and a national awareness campaign.
NZ lags behind in e-waste management, needing urgent collaboration for interim stewardship solutions amid growing electronic waste concerns.
eDay 2010 sees record turnout with 17,787 cars disposing of electronics in NZ, hinting at widespread demand for eco-friendly recycling solutions.