Pure Storage leverages Aussie acquisition to beef up data protection
All-flash storage vendor, Pure Storage, has released its data protection platform for flash and cloud, under the banner of ObjectEngine.
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Channel drives record APJ growth for Veeam
Veeam Software has delivered record growth across Asia Pacific and Japan, driven by an expanding channel base across the region.
Tech industry comes out in force as Lancom turns 30
A host of leading vendors and customers came together to celebrate the birthday of Lancom Technology in New Zealand, as the technology provider turned 30.
IBM is all-in on hybrid cloud
Following its blockbuster $33 billion acquisition of Red Hat last year, IBM has clearly set out its strategy for the future, and it is all about the hybrid cloud.
Dicker Data snaps up sole Lenovo data centre business in NZ
Dicker Data has been appointed as the sole distributor of Lenovo Data Centre Group in New Zealand, as the vendor aligns to an exclusive supply chain strategy.
Recovered from CoreMod failure, Kiwibank focuses again on tech
Kiwibank is focusing on technology transformation, but not as in the past through a costly, big-bang investment.
Spark's net profit falls as Southern Cross withholds dividend
Spark’s revenue fell $7 million year-on-year to $1.75 billion for the six months ended 31 December, as legacy voice and managed data continued to decline.
NZ will conduct own assessment of Huawei equipment risk: PM
New Zealand will independently assess the risk of using China's Huawei Technologies in 5G networks, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has revealed.
IBM outlines trans-Tasman channel priorities in 2019
IBM partners are gearing up for a year of increased enablement, support and joint customer opportunities, as part of deepened channel plans across A/NZ.
Auldhouse at 30: inside the education game
In looking back over 30 years of channel history in New Zealand, specialist training provider Auldhouse has experienced a series of major life changes.
NZ to target online giants with digital tax
New Zealand plans to update its laws so it can tax revenue earned by multi-national digital firms such as Google, Facebook and Amazon.
Auckland Council reveals multi-cloud shopping list
Auckland Council is moving ahead with a large multi-cloud procurement but keeping the expected cost of the project confidential.
In memory of Rod Lappin
The technology industry has united in grief following the sudden passing of Roderick Lappin, with warm words of remembrance flooding in from across the world.
Mega Microsoft migration: 161,000 employees prepare for Office 365 and Windows 10
NHS Scotland is bringing together more than 100 different computer systems and 161,000 employees onto Microsoft's Office 365 and Windows 10.
Service provider spend increases as customers sign up for subscriptions
Service provider spending on technology is forecast to reach US$426 billion by 2022, as momentum for subscription payments gathers pace.
Black Caps leverage Qrious data insights ahead of World Cup
New Zealand Cricket has engaged Qrious to deliver data driven insights ahead of the upcoming 2019 Cricket World Cup, designed to improve performance analysis.
Microsoft in mind as Insentra aligns with global data experts
Insentra has partnered with Trusted Data Solutions to bring restoration and email archive migration solutions to partners within the Microsoft channel.
Ginni Rometty on the future of hybrid cloud, AI and IBM
The next phase of the cloud landscape will be hybrid, driven by mission critical applications and underpinned by trust and responsible stewardship.
Lenovo rolls out subscription offering through partners
Lenovo has rolled out a new subscription-based service through channel partners and sales representatives across the Asia Pacific region.
Growth in software and security boosts Cisco financials
Cisco has reported second-quarter revenue and profit above Wall Street estimates, benefiting from strong growth in its newer businesses.
Dicker Data: Helping navigate Dell EMC in the New Zealand market
When Dell and EMC merged in 2016, it was one of the biggest industry-shaking events of the year. The merger, valued at a massive, record-setting $US67 billion, cemented Dell EMC as a dominant player at just about every layer of IT infrastructure, and gave it the size, scale, and technology solutions to provide transformative solutions to customers of every size.. Read more
