Trustpower pushes into mobile with Spark reseller deal
Trustpower is fleshing out its communications portfolio to provide wireless broadband and mobile services after inking a wholesale agreement with Spark.
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OfficeMax tackles New Zealand's e-waste challenge
Office supplies chain OfficeMax is launching a service to curb the amount of technology waste heading to landfill in New Zealand.
Why Deloitte Digital launched in NZ
Deloitte is expanding digital capabilities at pace across New Zealand, driven by the unveiling of a specialist Kiwi division and an Auckland-based acquisition.
How Mars gets a reusability advantage using MuleSoft's API tools
Computerworld UK heard from confectionary giant Mars about how it is looking to leverage Mulesoft to gain better 'reusability' of its assets.
MobileIron taps CA Technologies executive to run A/NZ
MobileIron has appointed Tass Melissinos as country manager for Australia and New Zealand (A/NZ), replacing Henry La Motta who left the vendor in August.
Open Data Model promises to accelerate metadata management
New Zealand start-up, Open Data Model, claims to have developed a cloud-based metadata repository service that is a fraction of the cost of traditional systems.
Google teams with Paymark for online Google Pay service
Google and transaction processing network operator Paymark have teamed up to bring Google Pay to online merchants in New Zealand.
Deloitte snaps up Kiwi Salesforce partner, CloudinIT
Deloitte is continuing its acquisition spree across the New Zealand technology sector with plans to buy Auckland-based CloudinIT.
Education Payroll joins exodus to Office 365
State-owned company Education Payroll is joining a stream of organisations exploring migrations to Microsoft Cloud services in general and Office 365 in particular.
Did IBM overhype Watson Health's AI promise?
IBM's Watson Health division has been under fire for not delivering on its promise to use AI to enable smarter, more personalised medicine. But IBM officials maintain that hospitals are seeing benefits.
Google Cloud names Thomas Kurian to replace CEO Diane Greene
Former Oracle Corp product chief Thomas Kurian will replace Diane Greene as head of the cloud division at Google in the coming weeks.
Are Kiwi CIOs in need of improved channel relations?
The low ratings and scathing comments of CIOs in New Zealand should ring alarm bells for vendors and channel partners.
GorillaStack: what next for cloud migration?
Security is going to play a bigger role in end-users’ demands in 2019, according to the co-founder of AWS specialist start-up GorillaStack.
BlackBerry to buy Cylance for $1.4B
BlackBerry has raised its bets on artificial intelligence and cyber security with the $1.4 billion purchase of machine-learning specialists Cylance.
IBM reinforces enterprise multi-cloud growth with automation tools, ServiceNow expansion
IBM wants to make it easier for customers to move to multi-cloud environments by adding automation tools and extending its relationship with ServiceNow.
Amid calls for a Windows bug status dashboard, Microsoft belatedly agrees to build one
The move, expected to roll out in 2019, comes in the aftermath of the company's botched rollout of the Windows 10 October 2018 Update.
EY expands APAC digital consultancy practice with Adelphi Digital buy
EY has expanded its digital consultancy practice across APAC with the acquisition of Adelphi Digital Consulting Group across Singapore and Australia.
$1: the price of individuals' online identity
Personal details originating from different sources, including social media accounts, can cost as little as US$1 in the black market.
Rimini Street launches in New Zealand, hires local executive
Global Oracle and SAP software support specialist Rimini Street is launching a subsidiary in New Zealand and opening an office in Auckland.
SAP Leonardo adoption progressing despite user group apathy
In June 2017 SAP relaunched a nascent product named after Leonardo Da Vinci to reflect its changing position from an IoT platform to a "digital innovation system".
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