IBM stories
NZ's 9 Spokes wins IBM SmartCamp Sydney, earning mentorship and a shot at global entrepreneurship acclaim with their innovative business dashboard.
Friday Solutions welcomes David Lynn as Business Development Manager, bringing a wealth of experience in the IT sector.
Cortell rebrands as Mindfull, a nod to the evolving business intelligence landscape amidst a surge in data complexities.
IBM, Unitec, and Concentrix partnership exceeds jobs target, strengthening Auckland's digital economy and career opportunities for tech students.
IBM signs five-year deal with Veda, a provider of credit info in Australia and New Zealand, to extend existing outsourcing relationship.
In a landmark ruling, a former IBM NZ employee loses his appeal on constructive dismissal, ordered to pay $4000 for breaching employment terms.
IBM's Watson, outdoing Siri with its ability to learn and converse in natural language, revolutionises computing at the Westcon event.
In the digital era, IBM's CEO Ginni Rometty champions the need for businesses to constantly reinvent to thrive and survive.
IBM's Watson is revamping industries with its natural language processing power, making complex analytics accessible to all.
IBM hints at a pivotal chip manufacturing deal in a move to bolster profit margins amidst sliding revenues and strategic shift from hardware.
Auckland's Finzsoft teams up with IBM cloud, boosting its banking software reach across Asia Pacific with as-a-service solutions.
Lenovo's acquisition of IBM's x86 opens a $5m investment in ANZ, promising growth and services opportunities, especially in New Zealand.
IBM has launched Watson Analytics, a natural language-based service that provides instant access to predictive and visual analytic tools for businesses.
Worldwide server shipments and revenue have grown modestly in Q2 2014, with some regions experiencing mixed results, according to Gartner.
Long gone are the days when a CEO enters the boardroom, with an iPad in hand and the IT department subsequently has to make the device 'work'.
Westpac New Zealand has chosen IBM's private cloud technology in a 5-year agreement to become the country's leading digital bank.
Apple and IBM's recent partnership to load iPhones and iPads with corporate applications is being shrugged off by Dell and BlackBerry.
Apple partners with IBM to bolster its enterprise mobility strategy in Asia, countering Microsoft's rising influence in the region.
Ingram Micro NZ boosts its solutions team with the strategic hire of Darren Probst from HP and Mike Lasham from IBM, promising enhanced support for resellers.
The deal is about presenting Apple as a serious enterprise partner; as the company openly admits that it is a consumer-first company.
