New Zealand (NZ) stories - Page 120

Apple’s iPhone could revolutionise the workplace, but when should businesses provide employees with the latest consumer devices and applications?.

Effective immediately, NZCS has named Ray Delany and Steve Davis as President and Deputy President respectively.

Brocade boosts its Australian presence with a new Canberra office and numerous hires, targeting federal government business expansion.

Pacen Corp has announced the Australian and New Zealand availability of a solution for businesses looking to reduce the size of bloated email file attachments.

EMC appoints Adrian Iannessa as Director of Global Services, aiming to boost its business in Australia and New Zealand.

Samsung's Galaxy Tab reaches a milestone, selling over 600,000 units globally (excluding New Zealand) in just one month, eyeing one million by year-end.

The search for New Zealand's loudest IT rockstar begins, with individuals and teams vying for NZ$10,000 and industry recognition. Nominate by 8 April!.

A significant landmark for the industry and its customers, says Telecommunications Carriers' Forum CEO, David Stone.

Google has introduced emergency search results in New Zealand for poisoning and suicide searches, providing immediate access to crucial helpline numbers.

Kaseya's MSP of the Year award opens to New Zealand partners for the first time, seeking role models in IT services. Application deadline: 12th November.

David Henderson, Channel and Alliances General Manager, Australia and New Zealand, will retire at the end of December 2010.

PC Tools enters New Zealand with a comprehensive performance and protection suite, promising enhanced computer efficiency and security for Kiwi users.

eDay 2010 sees record turnout with 17,787 cars disposing of electronics in NZ, hinting at widespread demand for eco-friendly recycling solutions.

A move to cut the internet connection of persistent illegal file sharers has been put on hold, in recommendations from a select committee.

Datacraft's acquisition of Integral Axon is now unconditional, doubling its New Zealand business with 400 clients and nearly 600 employees.

Trade Me jobs surpass Seek in attracting browsers, but Seek argues its engaged audience provides better value for advertisers and serious jobseekers.

TomTom crowns Ben Harper as the ‘Voice of New Zealand,’ awarding him a Suzuki Swift RS. Harper’s iconic Kiwi accent to guide users by Christmas.

David Webster takes up a senior leadership role for EMC in South East Asia with strategic growth being the goal.

Four years after launching its Jobs section, Trade Me says it finished October as New Zealand’s number one employment site.

A US company tracking parolees shut down unexpectedly after hitting data storage limits, leaving authorities unaware of offenders' movements for 48 hours.