IT security distributors will charge from $1,900 for a new centralised back-up device, offering security for network devices.
Harvey Norman reports a 4% drop in New Zealand sales, contributing to a 7% decline in group sales to AUD $5.74 billion amid ongoing retail challenges.
Wynyard Group partners with NZ Police to commercialise EVE technology, revolutionising digital forensics for global law enforcement and intelligence markets.
Aerohive leads NZ in transforming classrooms digitally, making learning immersive with advanced wireless tech and support for Apple's Bonjour.
Sophos announces NZ channel roadshow in Auckland and Wellington to bolster partner network and showcase security solutions.
Synnex New Zealand reports a staggering 831% surge in profits for 2011, driven by a 22% revenue increase and significant gains in cash and inventories.
Netgear's ReadyData 5200 offers SMBs enterprise-class storage features at an affordable price, aiming to simplify data management and protection.
<strong>A new study shows Kiwi businesses understand the value of the information they hold but are struggling to manage, protect and get maximum value from it.
Chris Maclean revives his family's IT legacy, buying back Maclean Computing's assets to launch Maclean Technology, a bold step beyond liquidation.
A Wellington-based security forum is heading to Auckland, raising awareness of the IT Security Threat Landscape.
The country's leading web hosting company continues its recruitment spree with acquisition of a South Island web hosting firm.
IBM study reveals cloud computing could boost IT innovation, reshaping roles and increasing demand for IT services in New Zealand.
We joined Panasonic and their distribution partner at Eden Park to discover a new addition to the Toughbook family.
Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise boosts presence in NZ with Connector Systems deal, offering affordable yet innovative telephony and network solutions.
40% of Kiwis flout internet piracy law, accessing illegal content despite 'three-strikes' rule aimed at curbing copyright infringement.
Failed IT firm Maclean Computing leaves 89 creditors, including tech giants and small businesses, $3m out of pocket as liquidation proceedings begin.
The assets of family-owned IT company Maclean Computing are to be re-purchased by former CEO Chris Maclean under a new company name, Maclean Tech.
Over $800k in limbo following Renaissance's business sale to Exeed, amid pending disputes and legal assurances. Renaissance remains optimistic.
Family-run IT firm Maclean Computing enters liquidation after serving businesses since 1993, impacting 50 employees and numerous clients.
Allied Telesis NZ expands its distribution network by appointing Sektor Distributors, aiming to venture into new sectors like CCTV.
