Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise takes the fight to Microsoft and Cisco in UCaaS
Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise (ALE) has launched new business models which offer a “true utility-based billing model” to challenge incumbent players, Microsoft and Cisco.
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News about UXC Connect
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EXCLUSIVE: Ian Poole departs as UXC Connect CEO
UXC Connect CEO Ian Poole will leave the company on April 29, taking a six-month sabbatical following over 40 years of service to the IT industry.
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Cisco Live 2016: Top A/NZ partners share the glory
A collection of 23 awards were handed out to partners at Cisco Live in Melbourne.
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Aruba names inaugural channel partner award winners (+9 photos)
Networking vendor and a Hewlett Packard Enterprise company, Aruba Networks, has named its top channel partners at an awards ceremony at its Atmosphere A/NZ conference. This was Aruba’s inaugural channel partner awards.
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Local businesses demanding new value from managed services
“Organisations now expect cost savings and productivity to be par for the course."
Features about UXC Connect
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INSIGHT: Why Hybrid IT could be the best option for NZ businesses
Why companies across New Zealand looking to address the challenges involved in managing complex IT environments should consider a hybrid IT approach.
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INSIGHT: How NZ businesses can address the data hoarding problem
Organisations are hoarding massive amounts of data in New Zealand - a lot of which is never accessed, and offers no real benefit to the organisation.
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INSIGHT: How to identify the best NZ managed services partner
Without the right advice and understanding, Kiwi companies can make the wrong choices resulting in wasted expenditure, business inefficiencies and reduced revenue.
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How Kiwi businesses can develop a successful managed services strategy
Organisations outsource ICT to achieve different business goals, from reduced risk and costs, to achieving greater agility for competitive advantage.
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How best to support mobile-enabled Kiwi business innovation
Many businesses across New Zealand are racing to develop innovative mobile apps and are bypassing traditional in-house IT teams to do so.
