Datacom stories
HP is offering free print assessments to help New Zealand businesses cut costs by up to 30% and boost productivity with their Managed Print Service.
Business Mentors New Zealand revamps its website and client management system to enhance support for SMEs, with a boost from Datacom.
The recent acquisition of Axon by Integral will see more opportunities opening up for companies specialising in servicing New Zealand's SMBs.
The winners of this year's New Zealand Hi-Tech Awards were revealed at a Gala Awards dinner in Auckland on Friday night.
Hamilton City Council, New Zealand Police and Datacom have launched the first phase of a community services partnership designed to reduce property offending.
Sitecore expands into New Zealand with new sales office and plans to partner with 11 new companies within the next year.
Dr. Mark Rees has been appointed Microsoft New Zealand's National Technology Officer, with a Wellington-based role that begins immediately.
Intergen becomes world's first to receive SharePoint Elite certification, marking a milestone in Microsoft partnership and highlighting NZ's tech leadership.
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.
Datacom mourns the sudden passing of Group CEO Michael Browne, 47, who suffered a heart attack during a weekend mountain bike ride.
Microsoft unveils the finalists for its 2010 NZ Partner Awards, spotlighting innovation and collaboration within the tech industry.
As ICT demand spikes, firms struggle in a dwindling talent pool, turning globally to fill critical roles in a competitive job market.
35 finalists have been announced for the awards that recognise excellence in the New Zealand hi-tech industry.
We have seen that interest in infrastructure outsourcing heightens during times of economic pressure and this current financial cycle is no exception.
Tovia Va'aelua, known for his work at Microsoft NZ, is set to lead the Server and Tools Business in the Philippines from Dec 2009.
Datacom opens $30 million data center in New Zealand, the largest investment of its kind in the country since the 1970s.
