Training stories - Page 17

New Zealand launches a nationwide competition to find the best business plan, offering over NZD $60,000 in cash and services to SMBs with innovative ideas.

IBM unveils new Software and Consulting services aimed at a US$70 billion Smarter Commerce market, helping firms automate marketing and customer engagement.

Channel Advantage Programme adapted to increase partner effectiveness and deliver higher returns on investment.

Whether you need help on starting up, managing, growing or exiting a business, a website run by the Ministry of Economic Development has the answers.

The necessity of CRM applications within lines companies has quickly become a reality, explains Aaron Baker, Marketing Manager, Gentrack.

Specialist skills: when to train and when to outsource? Geoff Cossey, Director of security-focused distributor Chillisoft, discusses.

New Zealand ICT salaries have yet to reflect the increasingly tight talent market, say the results of a new study.

Online training can maximise your small business's efficiency and ROI. Learn essential computer and accounting skills without leaving the office.

The recession spurred an entrepreneurial surge, notes Andrea Anderson of Ochre, but many SMEs still struggle with sales, marketing, and financial duress.

Connector Systems appoints Ryan Ashton as Allied Telesis National Business Development Manager to boost networking sales and support resellers.

Kaseya launches its first New Zealand user group in Auckland to foster collaboration and expertise among MSPs, with an inaugural meeting on September 10th.

Comworth has promoted Murray Mansfield to Southern Region Channel Manager, Telephony, to boost Zultys IP Phone Systems' presence across New Zealand.

New Zealand reseller Sqware Peg secures an exclusive deal to become Eloqua's distributor, aiming to recruit ANZ resellers and enhance marketing ecosystems.

Implementing a Business Intelligence (BI) strategy is an expensive, but necessary, investment for any company.

An ERP system should not only meet current requirements, but also be fl exible and scalable enough to meet future business needs.

New Zealand's Ace Training and Need A Nerd have partnered to offer comprehensive tech solutions, combining expert support with tailored training for SMEs.

Telcoinabox invests USD $2 million to centralise its support operations in Sydney, aiming for a 25% increase in service providers and greater efficiency.

What used to be a threat to Microsoft's computer-based software philosophy is now a key focus for the computing giant.

Former HP executive Joanna Burgess joins Renaissance as Communications and PR Manager, bringing 15 years of marketing expertise to the IT industry leader.

Microsoft Tech.Ed New Zealand 2010 starts 30 August in Auckland, featuring world-class technical content, rock star speakers, and a revamped Marketplace.