Stories by Heather - Page 123

iiNet will be removed from the ASX at close of trading today, as the company’s $1.56 billion acquisition by TPG Telecom nears completion.

CA Technologies signs up IT Solved as the vendor seeks to capitalise on demand for API management in the face of the rising 'application economy'.

Three years of transformation and restructure have not been 'a smooth process' for Hills, but it has been 'absolutely' the right strategic decision.

Equinix is acquiring Japanese data centre operator Bit-isle to expand its data centre footprint and support growing demand for interconnection in APAC.

Pakuranga College students have been reaping the rewards of an outcome-based eLearning initiative, which has now won them $10,000 of IT and support.

After much anticipation, Apple has introduced the iPad Pro, new Apple TV with Siri integration, iPhone 6s, 6s Plus, and expanded Apple Watch options.

​Exeed has added what it calls ‘a genuinely innovative’ security offering to its cloud portfolio, signing a deal with cybersecurity vendor Webroot.

Fujitsu signs on as LogRhythm managed security services partner to expand its delivery of compliance automation and assurance.

Apple's iPad Pro, iPhone 6s and 6s Plus and Apple Watch announcements have Kiwi retailers excited - but its the Apple TV changes they're buzzing about.

Kiwis are snapping up smart-home technology according to a new survey – but it’s not necessarily to benefit themselves.

Rumours of HP New Zealand managing director Keith Watson’s departure from the company are meet with laughter by the man himself.

NZ's BE Intent, whose offerings include a support and resiliency app for youth and businesses, is a finalist in the global Talent Unleashed Awards.

Air New Zealand CIO Julia Raue is a finalist in the global Talent Unleashed Awards - and she's not the only one flying the Kiwi flag.

Microsoft Australia Partner Award winner UXC Eclipse is hailing its North American foray an ‘unprecedented’ success after gaining $68m in revenue.

Kiwi Wi-Fi success story Tomizone inks new deal with Christchurch International Airport, providing free Wi-Fi to six million passengers a year.

Citrix is rolling its ShareFile solution out to its service providers in a move it says will help bolster partner revenues and margins.

Android has reclaimed top spot in the Australian smartphone market, with Windows Phone-based devices still failing to gain traction.

Dell, HP, Accenture and Avanade join global Surface Pro reseller lineup, pitting the multinationals against local resellers.

Smartwatches are struggling to take off in Australia, with early adopters already admitting to abandoning them - but smart bands are another story.

​Failed network management company Mako Networks has liabilities of more than $30 million, with an estimated deficit of $25m expected.