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Today, TechnologyOne celebrates its 100th New Zealand customer, marking significant growth in the government, healthcare, and education sectors.

Microsoft New Zealand partners with Plunket to enhance tech and productivity, benefiting 6,500 staff and volunteers with comprehensive software and support.

Social networking emerges as a vital tool for contact centres, reshaping customer care with real-time engagement and feedback, says survey.

Johan Vendrig, CIO for the Auckland District Health Board, sees technology and its processes as the answer to uniting the health sector in its common cause.

Eric Krieger joins SafeNet to bolster channel partnerships, targeting resellers in key sectors with top-tier security solutions.

Brocade boosts channel partners with new initiatives, aiming to enhance their profitability with a 10 GbE migration rebate and dedicated sales support.

Businesses harness IP surveillance to bolster security while curbing costs, proving a critical solution across various industries.

How are councils using technology, and connecting their citizens? Louis van Wyk takes a look at the local government sector.

Symantec hopes to play a significant role in Australia's 15-year data centre strategy, leveraging its strong government relationships, says VP Craig Scroggie.

From making calls to revolutionising industries, 'True Mobility' marks a new era of connectivity, reshaping how we work and live.

Open source software is growing in popularity worldwide, driven by factors such as cost-cutting and the growth of the internet.

Crown Fibre Holdings Chair Simon Allen remains tight-lipped on the CEO appointment, as the board gears up for a rapid Ultra Fast Broadband rollout.

The board that will oversee the government's $1.5 billion broadband network has been announced by ICT Minister Steven Joyce.

In challenging times, we as business leaders have the opportunity to do great things; to make a real impact on the future.

NZ's ICT industry aims to fuel productivity and economic growth, highlighting digital innovation as key to improving the nation's prosperity.

As NZ businesses face increasing data demands, Symantec's survey reveals a concerning lack of resources, with over 50% struggling with storage and recovery.

The market outlook for Unified Communications remains strong, but significant changes are expected in how it is sold.

Agile, evolving from reseller to tech titan, sells software biz to Avaya and sets sights on global expansion, unfazed by recession.

Spending on stimulus packages alone may not be enough to improve the lives of New Zealanders amidst the economic downturn. Innovation is key.

Green IT and its importance in reducing electronic waste and combating climate change are explored in this article by IT Brief.