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Australian wearable video streaming solutions distributor m-View plans to enter the New Zealand market, targeting government and emergency services.

Software AG bolsters ANZ expansion, appointing James Wooster as VP of sales to drive growth in key sectors and enhance regional operations.

Throughout 2014 there were an increasing number of high profile cyber security threats and breaches, and response is the difference between success and failure.

Microsoft and Turn 10 have announced Forza Motorsport 6 which will be released exclusively for the Xbox One console.

Monetising network investments in broadband infrastructure will be a top priority over the next year, according to Analysys Mason.

Zuora has hired Carla Glavonjic as its first marketing manager for Australia and New Zealand, to increase brand awareness and generate sales leads.

Exploring Eastland just got easier with a new app for iPhones and iPads, featuring offline access to the region's best spots.

OpenText has announced it has acquired Informative Graphics Corporation (IGC), a developer of viewing, annotation, redaction and publishing commercial software.

Xero NZ's Victoria Crone advises small business owners to master their debt in 2015 for growth and stability, offering practical guidance.

At the International CES event, a number of companies announced their plans for 2015, Ford and Intel among them.

New Zealand shares fell, led by Warehouse Group as investors mulled a possible dividend cut after it downgraded first-half guidance.

Sony has introduced new products, partners and experiences to its evolving SmartWear range at the CES 2015 conference.

Oracle acquires Datalogix, boosting its Data as a Service offerings to marketers for enhanced consumer insight across digital and traditional channels.

Pat Pilcher caught up with Ray Owen, the new head of ANZ for Nokia to chat about the future of mobile networks.

NZ festivals like Rhythm and Vines enhance experiences with wearable tech, letting fans capture and share their music journeys online.

InternetNZ predicts significant security breaches, changes in internet charging and continued internet innovation in New Zealand in 2015.

NZ dollar ends 2014 down 4.2%, hit by falling dairy prices and a buoyant US dollar, but may rebound as the local economy shines.

The New Zealand dollar is heading for a 5 percent decline against the greenback in 2014, in a year which saw the currency soar close to a post-floa.

NZ stock market thrives with 16 new listings in 2014, drawing $8.3bn in equity, signalling robust investor confidence amidst a flourishing economy.

Greater Wellington Regional Council has for the first time short listed three potential bidders to operate and maintain its rail services for a ter.