Market stories - Page 19

Rumours suggest Datacraft may acquire Integral-Axon, potentially creating NZ's largest private ICT services firm and entering the market through Dimension Data.

An ERP system should not only meet current requirements, but also be fl exible and scalable enough to meet future business needs.

Allot Communications has chosen Connector Systems to represent it in New Zealand, raising questions about its existing partnership with Renaissance.

NetApp has named Todd Parsons as Director of Channel Sales and Marketing for Australia and New Zealand, aiming to fortify its brand in the ANZ market.

WiMAX has long been talked about, but will it take off in New Zealand or will it be a technology that showed promise but never got traction?.

The enterprise applications software market in Asia Pacific bounces back with 15.4% growth in 2010, aided by new adoption and delivery models.

The Asia-Pacific WAN market is projected to grow by 10%, reaching USD $13.3 billion by year-end, driven by regional expansion and data centre consolidation.

The recent acquisition of Axon by Integral will see more opportunities opening up for companies specialising in servicing New Zealand's SMBs.

Traders that bought into the Dot Com bust are now looking at cloud computing as a new commodity, says one analyst.

Further details have been released on last week's news that Telecom had signed three Mobile Virtual Network Operators onto the network.

Fuji Xerox Printers celebrates a 163% growth in New Zealand with new Auckland offices, attributing success to channel partners' support.

Analyst expects to see consolidation as the firms integrate but it will compete with the major players as a result.

Before considering a move into Asia, ANZ General Manager Sean Walsh believes there's a lot more growth to come from Australia and New Zealand.

Reducing travel by greater use of mobile applications is a sound move for reducing costs, and your carbon footprint.

Infosys Technologies has opened its first office in Wellington, New Zealand, to be closer to major clients like Telecom.

Tauranga software company Pingar unveiled its latest application today – a new search algorithm that takes the browsing out of browsing.

Rural ISP Farmside ranks 18th in Deloitte's Fast 50, winning the fastest-growing tech, media, and telecoms business for Canterbury and Upper South Island.

The proposed takeover of video conferencing company Tandberg by multinational Cisco could result in the brand being made redundant in the future.

Zintel becomes the exclusive New Zealand distributor for Hypercom, ensuring the launch of new terminals just in time for the Christmas rush.

In just under two weeks, TVNZ’s free iPhone app has hit 10,000 downloads, capturing up to 30% of New Zealand’s iPhone market with news and weather updates.