Stories by Donovan - Page 7

Oh dear. We’ve held the position that Microsoft is making a big gamble with its barge into the tablet market...

Des Ling set to pivot from Ingram Micro Australia to Exeed New Zealand, stirring the tech market. Ling's departure fuels anticipation.

Govt's tighter security measures: a safeguard or a veil over politics' inner workings? A look at the balance act.

Microsoft dazzles with Office 365, offering vast features and cloud convenience at a fraction of the boxed suite's cost.

Alicia Keys aims to revive BlackBerry's fortunes as its new Global Creative Director, banking on star power to challenge tech giants.

CIOs urged to shake up IT service management with tools that are not just practical but fun, says ServiceNow's Fred Luddy.

RIANZ's £250k battle yields a mere £600 fine, highlighting the failure of its outdated business model in the digital age. Time for change.

Microsoft's mobile strategy gains unexpected support, with research showing IT execs see them as a market leader in mobile enterprise solutions.

RIM struggles despite BB10 launch, with Ovum predicting no turnaround for the tech company amid tough market competition.

Wave goodbye to BYOD; it's the era of bring your own app, a shift fuelling productivity and personalisation in the workplace, says EMC's CTO.

I decided to sign up for Kim Dotcom’s Mega service to see what the fuss is all about. So far the best word to describe it is…slow.

In today’s rapidly evolving technology landscape a number of trends in printing and document management are becoming ever more important.

Most business managers don’t realise the impact printers and copiers have on their balance sheet and their operational expenses.

Most businesses go to great lengths and invest heavily in ensuring that confidential documentation and information is protected, both physically and online.

Innovation should be driven by the ability to demonstrate gains in productivity, delivering improved service and satisfying customer interactions.

Behind every click and swipe, data centres essential for startups to global firms alike, ensure reliability and innovation in the digital age.

Businesses applying rigorous strategies to manage printing could cut costs by up to 35%, revolutionising office efficiency and sustainability.

Security is perhaps never so high in the public conscience as it is today, thanks largely to the high-profile blunders by several government agencies.

ERP vendor Infor announces that its products are available on Red Hat’s Enterprise Linux and JBoss middleware.

NZ firms embrace hybrid cloud solutions, driven by Windows Server 2012, for scalability and cost efficiency amidst tight budgets.