Embattled MPI seeks intelligence tech to beat biosecurity threats
The Ministry for Primary Industries is looking to technology to enhance its biosecurity intelligence capabilities.
Stories by Rob O'Neill
Nutanix wins another Kiwi site following TeamTalk's "Project Bedrock"
Niche telco and digital radio network operator TeamTalk has upgraded its IT platforms, deploying hyper-converged infrastructure from Nutanix.
Cisco backed research shows Kiwi universities support micro-credentials
Research from Cisco shows local tertiary leaders support the delivery of micro-credentials in partnership with an "expert provider".
Spark flicks the switch on new IoT network
Spark has switched on its second Internet of Things (IoT) network which will run over the provider's 4G mobile network.
"Systems make businesses," according to TPT Group's Mike Marr
TPT Group CEO Mike Marr is pursuing what he calls a "future strategy", chasing disruption as he buys a series of local IT services businesses.
Noel Leeming shines in The Warehouse result
Technology and appliance chain Noel Leeming outperformed in The Warehouse Group's results reported today, recording a lift in sales and margins.
Satellite remains king: why Sky TV faces a UFB challenge
Sky TV has a problem - the satellite platform it built a content empire upon can't simply be turned off in favour of fibre
Fujitsu NZ climbs back to profit on flat revenue
Technology and services provider Fujitsu has reported an improved operational result in New Zealand during 2018, after making losses in 2017.
LMNTRIX bags Nick Race to lead NZ business, build channel
Cyber security vendor LMNTRIX has tapped industry veteran Nick Race to lead its New Zealand business and build its local channel.
New CERT NZ report shines a light on vulnerabilities
The latest threat report released by CERT NZ today shows 736 cyber security incidents, the largest volume so far for a single quarter.
After "shocker" recruitment process, NZTech suggests a DIY CTO
The head of industry alliance NZTech is calling on the country to set up a chief technology advisor, rather than a CTO, without the support of the government.
Skope taps Wellington Drive for IoT networked refrigerators
The internet-connected fridge is no longer a joke after a deal between Kiwi refrigeration specialist Skope Industries and IoT developer Wellington Drive Technologies.
TPT Group acquires Wellington-based IT Engine
TPT Group has bought Wellington-based service provider IT Engine amid plans to roll the brand out across all of its IT services offerings.
Handley offered compo for CTO debacle, will donate proceeds
Derek Handley has confirmed he has been offered compensation after the government seemingly cancelled its search for a CTO.
NZ Domain Name Commission wins injunction against Domain Tools
New Zealand’s Domain Name Commission has won a motion for preliminary injunction in a US lawsuit against the company DomainTools.
