Fujitsu has appointed former Dell Technologies Asia Pacific and Japan distribution strategy director Anna Soriano as its new channel sales and distribution manager across the Oceania region.
IBM has appointed David Hook as its new country leader for New Zealand, succeeding Mike Smith, who is retiring.
Fujitsu NZ country manager Mika Joronen claims project focused ICT services providers are starting to suffer as activity has slowed.
Fujitsu has announced the departure of its Australian and New Zealand CEO, Mike Foster, with Graeme Beardsell, Akamai Technologies’ former managing director for Asia Pacific and Japan, taking up the reins.
Fujitsu NZ's revenues and net profit both fell in the year to 31 March, 2020, despite an improved operating profit.
A growing cohort of New Zealand's leading IT services companies are making use of the government's wage subsidy scheme in a sign the virus shutdown is causing pain for local tech businesses.
Accenture, Deloitte, EY, IBM, NTT, TCS, Trustwave and Verizon have been recognised as “leaders” in an expanding managed security services market.
Fujitsu has created a new spin-off company in the form of Ridgelinez which specialises in the delivery of digital transformation solutions and services.
HPE handed out its annual partner gongs last night at a black-tie event held in Auckland harbourside venue Shed 10.
Jo Healey has been appointed as general manager of sales at Intergen in New Zealand, following almost two years running services at IBM.
Interactive has appointed Mike Bull as new director of cloud and managed services, after vacating his role as country manager of Fujitsu New Zealand.
Fujitsu has appointed Mika Joronen as country manager of New Zealand, replacing Mike Bull who is returning to Australia.
Technology and services provider Fujitsu has reported an improved operational result in New Zealand during 2018, after making losses in 2017.
The Ministry of Justice is aiming to replace its current AMS payroll system with software-as-a-service (SaaS) to fix Holidays Act compliance failures.
Worldwide PC shipments totalled 62.1 million units in the second quarter of 2018, a 1.4 per cent increase from the second quarter of 2017.
