Stories that mention Heather Wright

We take a look back at 2015, the stories that showcased the Kiwi channel at its best -and worst- and the people that make up the channel.

Microsoft has confirmed rollout of Office 2016 will begin on September 22 – less than two weeks away.

Auckland-based national IT services company CodeBlue has been snapped up by Australia’s CSG in a deal worth up to $15 million.

The retailer says its new offerings further cement its place as the 'market leader' in consumer technology products.

According to Facebook’s data team 88 million people had more than 280 million Facebook interactions – posts, comments and likes – related to the final.

Dove general manager Chris Rycroft breaks the rules to talk to Heather Wright – albeit about the company, teamwork, changes, and even a little about himself.

Data centre spend is high priority for many CIOs according to Gartner. Heather Wright gets some industry view on the state of play for the channel.

It’s impossible to avoid wireless when talking network infrastructure, as Heather Wright discovers.

Jason Langley, Ingram Micro general manager, value infrastructure, nearly didn't make it to the tech sector. He talks to Heather Wright about leadership and making your own opportunities.

Richard Paul, SnapperNet director and owner, talks to Heather Wright about industry changes, the founding of his company and life beyond technology.

Demands from employees for mobility and flexible work spaces is driving adoption of unified communications solutions in the New Zealand market - Heather Wright dials in the views of local experts.

In the constantly changing world of technology, one area remains constant: the need for security. Heather Wright gets some expert views.

A long time ICT fan, David Cunliffe was keen to step back into an ICT role, taking over as Labour spokesperson when he took over the reins as Opposition leader.

As the tech world goes virtual, Heather Wright polls some experts about their views on where resellers stand to gain the most.

Asus clearly subscribes to the 'big is better' mantra, with their Transformer All-in-One featuring an 18.4-inch tablet.

Heather Wright looks at some of the opportunities the UFB rollout presents for the reseller community.

For a market long predicted to be doomed, printing is looking remarkably good – Heather Wright takes a look at the new(er) face of printing in a four-part feature.