Design stories
There was a time when owning a laptop was uncommon and typically restricted to business people who travelled a lot for work.
DUO has revamped its outdated website, focusing on real-time pricing and stock info to better meet customer needs and foster community engagement.
Business Mentors New Zealand revamps its website and client management system to enhance support for SMEs, with a boost from Datacom.
Google celebrates the World Cup with a football-themed doodle designed by 15-year-old Holly Pierce, live on the NZ homepage for 24 hours.
Tech companies stole the spotlight at the NZ International Business Awards 2009, with big wins for Modtec Industries, Gallagher Group, and BankLink.
Companies are being encouraged to let their staff create a community of practice (CoP) to drive best practice and innovation in the workplace.
These days you're more likely to find someone listening to music from their PC or laptop than a good old fashioned CD player.
IT managers face growing pressure to ensure 'five nines' network availability amid escalating costs of downtime, power challenges, and rising complexity.
200 Square's new virtual estate agent automates listings to contracts, cutting admin costs while offering expert support through online and direct channels.
Multi-million dollar contract won to provide a data backup, recovery and archive solution for the New Zealand Defence Force.
YouTube and the Guggenheim Museum are on a quest to find the most creative video in the world. Submissions are open until July 31, 2010.
Intel's new Core processor, using 32nm technology, promises laptops that are lighter, faster, and have better battery life with 32% better performance.
An ad campaign about building a restaurant in a tree north<br />of Auckland has won a Webby, the internet equivalent of an Oscar.
After joining the company in February 2008, Chief Technology Officer Aristotle Balogh has resigned for personal reasons.
Logitech recently unveiled a groundbreaking keyboard design that is a significant evolution of the familiar straight keyboard.
