BSO stories - Page 132

As of somewhere around 2.45 on Monday, 7th September, Win32/Induc.A represented 0.64% of ESET's worldwide detections for September so far.

Is society becoming too connected? IT optimisation and business tools that are helping streamline operations and productivity.

Videoconferencing has seen significant growth in New Zealand, with companies utilising the benefits including faster decision-making and improved collaboration.

Nostalgia takes a hit with Sacred 2: Fallen Angel, as its rehash of classic dungeon-crawling impresses less than remembered.

Gen-i CEO Chris Quin hails Telecom's XT Network as a game changer, driving significant client wins and expanding Telecom's market share.

Businesses in New Zealand are increasingly considering disaster recovery (DR) policies and procedures due to IT infrastructure centralisation and rising costs.

Batman: Arkham Asylum game offers a unique story, marrying combat and detective play in the iconic caped crusader's world.

Dell enters NZ channel with ambitions but keeps partner details under wraps, amid global revenue boosts from existing channels.

It’s over. After a long, hard slog for the students involved, the first ACE Diploma in Computer Technology has come to a close.

Maclean Computing, a prominent IT company in New Zealand, has undergone a transition as Chris Maclean takes over as CEO from his father Allan.

New technologies pose security risks for organizations embracing web and communication strategies, survey shows.

Agile, evolving from reseller to tech titan, sells software biz to Avaya and sets sights on global expansion, unfazed by recession.

The Ministry of Economic Development's review of s92A of the Copyright Act is unlikely to deliver the needed changes, creating more problems than it solves.

TomTom’s ONE is its absolute entry-level GPS system, with a 3.5-inch touchscreen interface and Sensis WhereIS maps.

Internships for computer technology students could help alleviate the skills shortage in the industry, says NZICT CEO Brett O’Riley.

NetApp nods to inclusion: This year’s partner program revamp sees minor but meaningful changes, focusing on local engagement and a more inclusive approach.

Data center and cloud computing have implications for business continuity, says Plan-b. Security and redundancy are key.

Revera outlines strategies for optimising data centre efficiency, stressing the importance of robust virtualisation, redundancy, and cost-effective innovation.

Warner Bros. turns a mediocre movie into a subpar game in Wanted: Weapons of Fate, failing to break the curse of bad film adaptations.

Monsters vs Aliens game breaks the curse of movie tie-ins, offering innovative gameplay that captivates, albeit briefly.