Kordia stories
Kordia NZ leads as the first in the country to secure Microsoft Lync 2013 certification, bolstering business communication capabilities.
Another exciting week has wrapped up here at NZET, Here's a summary of the news stories that were biggest in NZ this week.
Kordia unveils top 10 IT Superhero finalists vying for a NASA Centre trip in Florida, recognising unsung tech heroes in the industry.
Labour slams Kordia for axing 50 Kiwi jobs to outsource Auckland call centre to Manila, decrying govt's lack of investment in local employment.
Kordia Networks and Orcon to merge, creating innovative, reliable provider of information services in NZ telecommunications market.
In a UK first, One Fibre links a customer to UFB via Kordia's Business Connect Light, simplifying the complex UFB connection process.
Kordia are giving IT people their time in the sun and the chance to win a trip for two to the NASA Centre in Florida.
Kordia and Blue Coat redefine web security in Kiwi enterprises, blending advanced tech and cloud solutions for modern internet safety.
Former IT distributor instructs solicitors to commence legal proceedings against Exeed with accusations of withheld funds following their distribution sale.
Shaun Rendell, former acting CEO of Renaissance, transitions to CFO of Kordia, bolstering its telco-oriented growth.
Kordia launches cloud-based web security solution in partnership with Blue Coat Systems, offering real-time protection from online threats.
Speculation mounts over the potential sale of Kordia, despite official denials and a backdrop of financial struggles.
Christchurch's Enable secures 24 RSP deals, including big names like Vodafone and Orcon, expanding business fibre network offerings.
Acquisition signals a serious expansion strategy for Orcon founder Seeby Woodhouse, following 18 months quietly re-growing the Voyager brand.
Orcon, the state-owned internet service provider, expects to make an announcement about a potential sale in the coming weeks.
Kordia Group CEO Geoff Hunt to step down after eight years. Company announces restructuring and merger with Kordia Networks.
Edward Minnell wins Kordia's IT Superhero Award, earning a trip to NASA in Florida for his selfless work in schools.
Shift from broadcast to broadband helps communications company post profit increase beating forecast figures in the process.
eXeed pays a premium for Renaissance distribution despite historical challenges and a reduced credit limit, betting on future synergies.
Seeby Woodhouse of Voyager recruits Orcon's ace, Tony Ripper, as National Sales Manager, signalling a significant boost for Voyager's sales.
