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Ricoh New Zealand named a new Kofax Diamond Partner, the only company in New Zealand to receive the prestigious title.

Microsoft bolsters board with top execs from Kraft Foods and Visa, aiming to solidify its strategic direction and shareholder value.

Callaghan Innovation and Auckland tech firm Movio have developed an advanced film recommendation system, boosting Movio's software value by millions.

X-IO Technologies launches X-Pod for VDI, a new infrastructure solution developed with Cisco UCS and VMware Horizon View.

Express Data NZ has secured a distribution agreement with SAP, with the local distributor keen to stress that SAP 'is not just an ERP vendor'.

Vodafone and BMW launch ConnectedDrive in New Zealand, allowing BMW vehicles to connect to Vodafone's machine-to-machine (M2M) platform.

Vodafone pioneers with HID Global to let staff use smartphones as secure access keys, waving goodbye to traditional swipe cards.

Disruption in the data center market is predicted by Gartner as four main factors take hold, potentially driving major changes in the industry.

Yealink shakes up the VoIP industry, introducing affordable, high-quality solutions to New Zealand, ending the monopoly of big names.

Xero’s head of North America, Peter Karpas, is stepping down. CFO, Ross Jenkins, will lead operations in the US until a replacement is found.

Serko Incharge customers can now access AirPlus transaction information, streamlining the expense reconciliation process.

$12m project aims to create new software niche for NZ, says Dr Ryan Ko, head of the country's only cyber security lab.

By growing internationally AliPay will be less at the mercy of Chinese regulators and better able to support Alibaba’s global ambitions.

AUT University has opened a new Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Tertiary Education Centre (STEM-TEC) in New Zealand.

The National Party lays out top priorities for its Business Growth Agenda to boost New Zealand's long-term growth rate.

Dell has funded its first head into the New Zealand channel, with an enterprise solutions focused position at Cyclone Computers.

New, stealthy Backoff malware targets POS systems, warns Mako's Ken Caballero, urging businesses to bolster defences against attacks.

Microsoft’s end of support for Windows XP provides an opportunity for the New Zealand channel, says Sieng Chye, ESET security researcher.

Ingram Micro NZ marks 19 years with biggest trade show yet, promising exciting opportunities and showcasing over 50 vendors at ASB Showgrounds.

CEOs/CIOs face new challenges with subscription-based software, from dodgy resellers to poor infrastructure, exposing firms to risks.