Kiwi anger escalates as tech outage hits Bank of New Zealand
BNZ suffered a major “unscheduled outage” on Saturday, prompting annoyed Kiwis to vent frustrations on social media following a technology glitch.
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Apple awarded $539M in Samsung patent retrial
A U.S. jury has said Samsung should pay US$539 million to Apple for copying patented smartphone features, bringing a years-long feud into its final stages.
Ingram Micro maintains Showcase 2018 momentum in Wellington
Ingram Micro maintained Showcase 2018 momentum in Wellington, hosting more than 40 vendors at TSB Arena. Under the banner of Leading the Way, the event demonstrated what’s new, what’s next and how it can be used to improve business and everyday life.
Enterprise hungry partners primed as regional AR / VR spending rises
Spending on augmented reality and virtual reality within Asia Pacific is forecast to reach US$11.1 billion in 2018, as enterprise use cases increase.
Spark books up to $30M in extra 2018 costs as Quantum program accelerated
Telco retailer Spark is accelerating its Quantum performance improvement program to realise financial benefits earlier than previously signalled.
Stuff takes 100 per cent control of start-up ISP
Stuff has acquired 100 per cent ownership of internet service provider, Stuff Fibre, as part of plans to expand into the wider market across New Zealand.
Oracle plans to dump risky Java serialisation
A “horrible mistake” from 1997, the Java object serialisation capability for encoding objects has serious security issues.
Treasury: This is what NZ's next financial crisis could look like
Treasury modelling of a scenario for the next global financial crisis includes ugly impacts such as falling property values and 60,000 more unemployed.
About $1.2B in crypto-currency stolen since 2017
Criminals have stolen about US$1.2 billion in crypto-currencies since 2017, as bitcoin's popularity has put the spotlight on the unregulated sector.
Veritas picks VMware talent as new APJ channels sales chief
Veritas Technologies has named former VMware's Brian Higgins as its new channel sales leader for Asia Pacific and Japan region.
Chorus CEO Kate McKenzie rings in executive changes
Network company Chorus has rung in a bundle of changes to its executive team that will see two industry veterans leave the company.
Challenges ahead for service providers as buying behaviours change
Service providers face choppy waters ahead as automation, scalability and reliability look to challenge the channel in an era of customer change.
Hackers infect more than 500,000 devices as malicious attack looms
Cisco has warned that hackers have infected at least 500,000 routers and storage devices in dozens of countries with sophisticated malicious software.
Review launched into government use of algorithms
The government is launching a project to assess how government uses algorithms to ensure transparency and fairness in decisions affecting citizens.
Pure Storage aims for the elite with new global channel partner program
Pure Storage has unveiled its new channel partner program, which comes with two tiers and a host of fresh training, certifications and incentives.
Examining a year in the market for Kiwi start-up, Parallo
Relationships, reputation and customer service - billed as the three leading hallmarks of success for emerging start-up, Parallo, in New Zealand.
Slack adds Actions feature, highlights dev community growth
As the company’s first developer conference, Spec, kicked off in San Francisco, Slack stressed efforts to integrate its software with third-party apps.
NZ-listed GeoOp scores global distribution via Ingram Micro cloud marketplace
NZX-listed GeoOp has inked a global distribution agreement with Ingram Micro's automated e-commerce cloud marketplace.
Tech Data launches NZ partner program, cloud marketplace to follow
Tech Data has launched a new partner program in New Zealand, with plans in place to rollout a cloud marketplace in the near future.
Fusion5 brings radical Jemini HR software out of stealth
Fusion5, best known as a reseller of Netsuite and Oracle, has unveiled what it hopes will be the next generation of corporate HR software.
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