Datacom stories
More than 200 partners have achieved Symantec specialisations since the company launched its enhanced partner program in April.
Christchurch's earthquakes have proved testing for disaster recovery. One affected company tells Heather Wright about their experiences.
TUANZ Innovation Awards finalists revealed, set for presentation at the Langham Hotel, Auckland, 21 July. Categories span from mobile apps to education.
Datacom, a New Zealand IT giant, secures a spot to provide datacentre services for the Aussie government, promising enhanced support and innovation.
Datacom introduces a scholarship for NZ's Imagine Cup victor, offering internships and mentoring in tech. Applications now open.
Kingston hits record $6.5bn revenue; Simms reports surge in New Zealand, driven by demand for memory and flash products.
In Feb 2011, Connector Systems, HTC, and Acronis made key appointments. Rhys Taylor, Jeremy Matthews, and Karl Sice join to fuel business growth.
IBM wins over SUN to enhance NZ Blood Service's systems, promising superior disaster recovery and streamlined operations nationwide.
Datacom wins major VMware award for its innovative cloud solutions across NZ and Australia, setting the stage for further expansion.
ICT Minister Steven Joyce is off to China tonight to boost the presence of New Zealand companies in the Chinese market.
Cloud services are transforming disaster recovery. To build a robust back-up plan, consider network bandwidth and seeding backups, plus offsite storage.
Extreme Networks is expanding support for its Direct Attach virtualised data centre network architecture for VMware environments.
Kiwi innovation shines at Microsoft 2010 Partner Awards with 18 firms winning across 21 categories, showcasing NZ's tech genius on a global stage.
Jonathan Ladd steps in as Datacom Group CEO after the sudden loss of Michael Browne, ensuring stability for staff and customers amid ongoing growth plans.
Many large organisations across New Zealand have deployed some degree of virtual private clouds (VPC) or hybrid cloud models, according to a new IDC report.
IDC finds big NZ firms adopting virtual private clouds as a launchpad to broader public cloud use, amid evolving tech capabilities.
Principal architect Ben Gracewood has resigned from NZ's largest IT firm, Datacom, to join Intergen, focusing on top-secret projects with Microsoft.
Connector Systems will host a morning tea session for Aerohive to discuss channel development activities in New Zealand.
Open source solutions provider Red Hat has opening its first New Zealand office with the goal of expanding its local business.
Scott Green, former Axon CEO, steps into a new role at Datacom as Director of IT Management Auckland, eyeing growth and innovation.
