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Does your company have a 'courtesy car' in case of disaster?
Storage

Does your company have a 'courtesy car' in case of disaster?

All computer hardware fails. Regardless of whether it is because of age or an accident, data loss is almost inevitable. Is there a solution?.

By Ashton Young • 4 min read • Thu, 10th Mar 2016
Signagelive and Samsung up interactivity for retailers
Digital Signage

Signagelive and Samsung up interactivity for retailers

Digital signage is allowing high street brands enable customers to interact with displayed content via assistive EPoS applications.

By Heather Wright • 2 min read • Wed, 9th Mar 2016
Riverbed adds AWS and Azure support to SteelFusion
Virtualisation

Riverbed adds AWS and Azure support to SteelFusion

Riverbed has added support for Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure to its hyperconverged edge solution, SteelFusion.

By Heather Wright • 2 min read • Wed, 9th Mar 2016
Third-highest number of users clicking on malicious URLs goes to... Australia
Malware

Third-highest number of users clicking on malicious URLs goes to... Australia

Of late, ransomware threats have been specifically targeting Australian business and consumers, breaching security systems by appearing legitimate.

By Ashton Young • 3 min read • Wed, 9th Mar 2016
Avaya Breeze issues a challenge for DevOps to get creative
DevOps

Avaya Breeze issues a challenge for DevOps to get creative

Avaya recently unveiled a new tool aimed at helping enterprise developers create business communications applications.

By Ashton Young • 2 min read • Wed, 9th Mar 2016
Exclusive: MuleSoft on the year ahead, DX and API
Digital Transformation

Exclusive: MuleSoft on the year ahead, DX and API

Organizations effectively managing digital transformation are winning this year, says MuleSoft. #digitaltransformation #IT.

By Shannon Williams • 3 min read • Wed, 9th Mar 2016
Cognitive computing proves to be huge disruptive force
Health Technologies

Cognitive computing proves to be huge disruptive force

Cognitive computing will drive digital transformation, with spending expected to reach $31.3bn in 2019, according to IDC.

By Catherine Knowles • 3 min read • Wed, 9th Mar 2016
Dell gets to the bottom of what's really going on with business data security
Network Infrastructure

Dell gets to the bottom of what's really going on with business data security

Executives struggle to incorporate effective data security strategies, according to the Dell Data Security Survey.

By Catherine Knowles • 6 min read • Wed, 9th Mar 2016
Violin Memory integrates with VMware for better disaster recovery
Storage

Violin Memory integrates with VMware for better disaster recovery

Violin Memory's Concerto OS 7 now certified with VMware, revolutionising disaster recovery operations for enterprises.

By Catherine Knowles • 3 min read • Wed, 9th Mar 2016
How you can fill the sweet spot between consumer products and enterprise solutions
Marketing Technologies

How you can fill the sweet spot between consumer products and enterprise solutions

When they consider their wireless options, small businesses often look to products aimed at the home user and see the limitations.

By Ashton Young • 4 min read • Wed, 9th Mar 2016
What's really going on with men, women, and their smartphone photos?
Cybersecurity

What's really going on with men, women, and their smartphone photos?

Women fail to protect their precious photos and videos on connected devices, according to a survey by Kaspersky Lab and B2B International.

By Catherine Knowles • 3 min read • Tue, 8th Mar 2016
SimpliVity gains enterprise momentum with Cisco UCS offering
Converged Infrastructure

SimpliVity gains enterprise momentum with Cisco UCS offering

SimpliVity has become a leading hyperconvergence vendor for Cisco USC with 1000 hyperconverged Cisco UCS systems sold.

By Heather Wright • 2 min read • Tue, 8th Mar 2016
The latest in Kiwi innovation: An interactive language learning app
eLearning

The latest in Kiwi innovation: An interactive language learning app

Lingogo, the brainchild of three Kiwi women, is a new digital bookshop app filled with interactive, dual-language stories.

By Catherine Knowles • 2 min read • Tue, 8th Mar 2016
Acronis releases updated backup solutions
Disaster Recovery

Acronis releases updated backup solutions

Data protection firm Acronis has released new backup solutions to help businesses deal with the increasing risk associated with large amounts of data.

By Shannon Williams • 3 min read • Tue, 8th Mar 2016
DSE New Zealand loss of around $100 million expected
Dick Smith

DSE New Zealand loss of around $100 million expected

Dick Smith Electronics NZ operations have an estimated net loss of nearly $100 million in book value with Ingram Micro and Synnex among the creditors.

By Heather Wright • 3 min read • Tue, 8th Mar 2016
Citirix, HP and IBM lead the pack in storage visualisation market
Storage

Citirix, HP and IBM lead the pack in storage visualisation market

The storage virtualisation market is highly competitive, but some vendors are standing out from the crowd. Technavio has identified the top six.

By Catherine Knowles • 5 min read • Mon, 7th Mar 2016
Should a woman act more like a man to succeed at work?
DDI

Should a woman act more like a man to succeed at work?

New study investigates why women are underrepresented in C-suite executive roles, with less than 20% of executives being women.

By Shannon Williams • 6 min read • Mon, 7th Mar 2016
Intel Security enters MSP agreement with CYBER-i
Cybersecurity

Intel Security enters MSP agreement with CYBER-i

Intel Security has partnered with CYBER-i to offer outcome-based managed security services, due to increasing cyber threats.

By Shannon Williams • 2 min read • Mon, 7th Mar 2016

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