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Need a Nerd is redefining the techie image, boasting people skills, humour, and daily hygiene. Established in 2004, it aims for nationwide expansion.

Adapting to change and embracing technology has been key to the ongoing success of Wises which is now into its 125th year of business in New Zealand.

As people use their computer to access more information and perform more tasks they increasingly face information overload.

Insight into dealing with a recruitment company from an employee's point of view: how to increase your chances of getting noticed.

Macs and PCs can function together on the same network without any technical issues, according to journalist David Olliver.

Having spent the first half of the year bedding down its acquisition of Storagetek, Sun Microsystems is now in full selling mode.

Keeping up-to-date with constant changes in technology and fully understanding every capability of a system can be time consuming and complex.

The ANZ SNIA chapter, with board members from major tech firms, aims to drive IT community change, pushing for broader membership to add local value.

There's a feeling of change within Microsoft NZ with a new managing director, new building, new staff and new roles.

As well as implementing an international expansion strategy Tauranga-based Vision Software is doing well on its home turf.

Rich in gold and coal mining history the West Coast is also home to IT@Work which has been servicing the local community since 2002.

Some companies celebrate their 10th anniversary with a cake, however Wellington-based distributor Duo did it in style.

The Hosting Con exhibition in Las Vegas highlights the booming SaaS market and the rising profile of New Zealand IT companies on the global stage.

An increasingly popular option is for businesses to hand over their infrastructure and data needs to an offsite datacentre. But it's a loosely-used term.

In a bold local expansion, Synnex NZ thrives, now backings 12 brands, broadening offerings in response to Kiwi demands for a one-stop tech shop.

Microsoft Vista sets a new standard in OS security, offering comprehensive features for businesses and consumers alike, says NZ director.

Before planning your next customer's datacentre installation, GFI has put together a checklist including business problems to be considered.

To cement their new partnership Sun and Express Data took to the road to catch up with partners in Christchurch, Wellington and Auckland.

Let me first begin with a brief explanation of what VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol, pronounced 'voyp') is.

A year on from launching online retail store Ferrit, the boys behind the machine are realistic about what they've managed to achieve.