Security spending set for 20 per cent boost, but where’s the money going?
Spending on security related hardware, software, and services will reach US$16 billion in 2019 across Asia Pacific, representing growth of 20 per cent.
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Consegna scores DevOps competency through AWS
Consegna has achieved DevOps competency status aligned to Amazon Web Services, in recognition of deep expertise within the vendor’s cloud platform.
‘Misleading’ Spark slapped with $675K consumer fine
Spark has been fined $675,000 for making false or misleading representations in its customer invoicing, and when making a $100 credit offer to new customers.
New CEO Thomas Kurian lays out his vision for Google Cloud
Since being appointed, Thomas Kurian has kept a low public profile, embarking on a broad listening brief across a business he believes can compete with AWS.
Female leaders assume positions of tech power in NZ
Three female leaders have assumed positions of power within the technology industry in 2019, following executive changes at Microsoft, Spark and IBM in New Zealand.
How Woolworths harnessed its data on Google Cloud with Tata
Woolworths has overhauled its data infrastructure and migrated onto Google Cloud Platform with the help of Tata Consultancy Services.
Cisco taps into AWS for data centre, cloud applications
Cisco Cloud ACI for AWS lets customers manage and secure applications running in the data center or in Amazon Web Service cloud environments
Google expands cloud security capabilities, including simpler configuration
New tools will make it easier for enterprises to manage security with Google products as well as with Amazon and in their own private clouds and applications.
Mystery buyer eyes Wellington's Snapper transport card
Infratil has a conditional buyer for Snapper, its Wellington integrated public transport and retail payment card business.
Air NZ up, up and away with 3D printing trial
Air New Zealand has teamed with Moog, Microsoft and ST Engineering on what it claims to be a world-first experiment to transform aerospace supply chains.
NZX-listed Infratil outlines ambitious Sydney data centre expansion
Infratil is planning to build three new data centres at its Eastern Creek facility in Sydney to help serve demand from hyper-scale computing clients.
Google Cloud leverages partners to launch hybrid platform Anthos
Google Cloud has officially debuted its Cloud Services Platform Anthos for managing hybrid clouds, tapping into a raft of IT partnerships.
HPE teams up with Nutanix to target Dell EMC and VMware in hybrid cloud
Hewlett Packard Enterprise has joined forces with Nutanix in a bid to take on Dell EMC and VMware in the highly competitive hybrid cloud market.
More change at the top as Spark appoints new customer director
Spark has appointed Grant McBeath as its new customer director on the company's leadership "squad" effective 1 July.
HPE New Zealand posts a loss for 2018
Enterprise technology giant Hewlett Packard Enterprise has reported a $1.5 million loss in New Zealand for the year ended 31 October 2018.
Schneider Electric shines spotlight on leading channel partners
Schneider Electric honoured its leading channel partners across Australia and New Zealand, unveiled during the vendor's Innovation Day 2019 in Sydney.
Kiwi MSP Base 2 crosses the Tasman with Australia CEO
Base 2 has unveiled plans to officially move into the Australian market, as the New Zealand-based managed service provider targets overseas growth.
$34B NZ unicorns fertilise a growing innovation ecosystem
New Zealand entrepreneurs have created at least nine businesses worth more $1 billion each over the last 15 years, which collectively created $34 billion in value.
Cloud demand drives data centre hardware and software spending
Spending on data centre hardware and software globally increased by 17 per cent in 2018, with Dell EMC leading the market ahead of Cisco, HPE and Huawei.
Huawei allegations driven by politics not evidence: U.N. telecoms chief
U.S. security concerns about 5G mobile networks built by Chinese telecoms giant Huawei appear to be driven by politics and trade rather than any evidence.
The Ramifications of the Skills Shortage on Cloud Security
The skills shortage is a term those in the industry all are too familiar with. While agile and powerful threats are on the rise, the amount of talented cybersecurity professionals is not – leaving a gaping hole in security strategy that existing employees just can’t fill.. Read more
