A/NZ organisations struggle to retain talent: IDC
Only 17 per cent of Australia and New Zealand organisations say they are better than their peers when it comes to attracting and retaining talent and developing digital skills.
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Shift to SaaS and write-off pushes Gentrack into the red
Utility and airport software specialist Gentrack went into the red in the half year to 31 March as it invested in a shift to SaaS.
Ministry of Education scopes Salesforce supplier panel
The Ministry of Education is creating a panel of suppliers to provide Salesforce solutions and services to the Ministry and the sector.
Tripwire selects Chillisoft to expand its presence across NZ
Cyber security specialist distributor Chillisoft has signed a deal with Tripwire giving the vendor access to its 1,500 resellers and integrators across New Zealand and the Pacific Islands.
Westpac backs Aider digital assistant for small businesses
Auckland AI software company Aider is working with Westpac NZ to provide conversational digital assistance to small and medium-sized enterprises.
Plan hatched to measure and track NZ's digital domain
A new plan to measure New Zealand’s evolution into a digital nation has been released by Stats NZ and the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE).
Global shifts slow Insight Enterprises' NZ growth in 2018
Changes in Microsoft's billing and flux in the hardware market is prompting licensing specialist Insight Enterprises to adjust strategy.
Over 90% of data transactions on IoT devices are unencrypted
A report from Zscaler reveals some troubling facts about the risks posed by network-connected IoT devices.
Google exposes G Suite issue that stored plain-text passwords on its servers for 15 years
Google has fixed a G Suite issue that left some passwords stored in plain text on its servers.
IBM ANZ chief: We're resetting relationships
IBM is "resetting relationships" and changing the way it is "showing up" the company's Australia and New Zealand managing director David La Rose told an audience of customers in Sydney today.
Nokia CEO sees possible benefits from Huawei tensions
Nokia chief executive Rajeev Suri said on Tuesday the company could benefit from a US clampdown on Chinese rival Huawei as the race to roll out 5G services heats up.
EU regulators to decide on IBM's Red Hat acquisition by June 27
EU antitrust regulators will decide by June 27 whether to clear US tech giant IBM's US$34 billion bid for software company Red Hat.
Housing NZ scopes sensor roll-out to 2,000 state homes
Housing NZ is scoping a roll-out of sensors out 2,000 homes as part of its smart homes program.
Serko reports strong growth but flags future cash burn
NZX-listed travel management software company Serko increased its revenues in 2019 to $23.4 million, near the top of guidance.
Synnex adds PaperCut to APAC portfolio
Synnex Australia has inked a distribution deal for the Asia Pacific region with print management software provider PaperCut.
NZ IT services revenue grows 1.9 per cent in 2018
New Zealand IT services revenue grew 1.9 per cent year-on-year, reaching $3.4 billion in 2018, according to market tracker IDC.
ComCom outlines its views on the future of fibre regulation
The regulator today released its views on the rules, requirements and processes for a new regulatory regime for fibre networks.
HCL left employee passwords, other sensitive data exposed online
IT services giant HCL left employee passwords exposed online, as well as customer project details, all without any form of authentication.
Plexure reports strong growth and a strengthened cash balance
Mobile marketing software developer Plexure reported strong growth in 2019 with revenue up 44 per cent to $16.9 million.
Tower reports turnaround with online services "growing exponentially"
Reaching a crunch point in its transformation, insurer Tower is reporting online self service is a new growth engine for the business.
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