NZCS stories
NZ leads in tech adoption, trialling Unified Communications solutions for better workplace health and productivity.
Over 80% of office workers start their day negatively, impacting productivity. A New Zealand company's app is changing that with technology.
Is there a market for hosted contact centre solutions? From basic PBX functionality to sophisticated call centre technology.
While not a UFB bidder, TelstraClear, like all telcos, will nevertheless be impacted by the roll out of a new fibre network.
The rollout of New Zealand's open access fibre network is revolutionising businesses, promising annual economic boosts of up to NZD $4.4 billion.
What is SIP trunking technology and how can it benefit New Zealand businesses? James Meharry, Product Marketing Manager, CallPlus, answers nine FAQs.
The adoption of SIP in New Zealand is slower than the rest of the world, with Australia reportedly two years ahead.
Seagate and Samsung partner to elevate SSD tech, promising advances in performance, reliability, and energy efficiency for enterprise storage.
Microsoft has announced that the beta version of its new web browser, Internet Explorer 9, will be available for download soon.
New Zealand Computer Sales was established in 1995 to provide New Zealand businesses and beyond with quality, affordable, ready-for-use electronics.
NZ Computer Society rebrands as Institute of IT Professionals from July 1 after a sweeping 97% vote in favour, signalling a bold step forward.
The soon-to-be-renamed New Zealand Computer Society (NZCS) has released the full version of its Cloud Computing Code of Practice.
NZCS unveils 'CloudCode' draft, a pioneering cloud computing code of practice, after wide consultation, seeking further industry feedback.
NZ Computer Society invites ICT industry support for a career guidance project in schools, aiming to solve the skills shortage.
NZ's IT giants including Xero and Microsoft plan a voluntary Cloud Code of Practice, aiming to boost user confidence in cloud services.
IRD reverses stance on failed software projects, boosting IT confidence and safeguarding innovation investments in NZ.
Effective immediately, NZCS has named Ray Delany and Steve Davis as President and Deputy President respectively.
Operating in a dynamic market, telcos are facing exponentially increasing requirements for network bandwidth, growing competition from non-traditional.
NZCS has launched '50 Years of ICT Innovation,' a 400-page book documenting New Zealand's computing history with insights from notable innovators.
New Zealand ICT conference boasts high-profile presenters, featuring Google, KiwiBank and Trade Me, mapping out the next 50 years.
