NZRise welcomes government procurement data release, but finds it wanting
NZRise, an advocacy group for the local technology industry, is welcoming the initial release of open government procurement data, but also looking for improvements.
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IDC: PaaS stars as NZ cloud growth continues
Public cloud services vendor revenue grew 30.1 per cent year-on-year to just breach $1 billion in 2018, according to IDC New Zealand.
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The top 10 tech to disrupt the IT landscape
Artificial intelligence and blockchain are among the top disruptive technologies to watch out for, according to Frost & Sullivan.
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Wagering company bets on Wynyard Group’s management software
New Zealand-headquartered crime analytics software vendor, Wynyard Group, has won a three-year contract to manage Tatts Group’s governance, risk and compliance (GRC) program.
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7 possible reveals at Microsoft's Surface event
Microsoft stands poised to unveil the next chapter in the ambitious, yet tumultuous Surface saga on Tuesday, with a quote-unquote "small" Surface event in New York City. The date's concrete, but the details are murky. Just what is Microsoft going to unveil? The Surface 2 and Surface Pro 2 were only launched in late October, after all.
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10 things we want to see in Microsoft's Surface Mini
If Microsoft indeed intends to release a shrunk-down Surface Mini this month, as an invite for a "small" Surface event suggests, merely downsizing the tablet's design to fit an 8-inch frame ain't going to cut it. Sure, the Surface Pro 2 and Surface 2 are beautiful pieces of kit, but they're made for big-screen productivity--the Surface Pro is essentially an Ultrabook without a keyboard. That experience won't translate well to a smaller form factor, better suited for content consumption than content creation.
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Microsoft rallies Windows for price war with Android
Dirt-cheap Windows PCs and tablets are coming, and it's all thanks to Google's growing low-price threat.
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One Microsoft, all the time: What Ballmer's newly unified vision could mean to you
They're just five words, but those five words hold a universe of importance to Microsoft.
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