Stories by Staff - Page 310

Data warehouses are evolving from simple storers of information to providers of analysis - what does it mean for your business?.

Unravelling the cloud: How cloud computing power from Facebook to Sage CRM is reshaping business IT investment.

In today's erratic job market, not losing is the new win. Mastering job costing is key to unlock real-time profitability.

Ingram Micro Australia secures a deal to distribute Apple products, expanding its portfolio with iPads, iPods, and Macs.

New range of printers from Epson seems to be focused on small businesses. Plus it includes support for Apple iOS devices.

Web geniuses unite as Webstock kicks off next Monday in Wellington with workshops and talks from luminaries like Jared Spool and Tony Hsieh.

LinkedIn reports over 100% growth in revenue for Q4, with $167.7m earned compared to $81.7m in 2010. Shares rise 9%.

Warner Brothers Interactive releases Gotham City Impostors, a chaotic FPS featuring a clash of Batman and Joker-inspired characters.

UK's Speech Graphics unveils groundbreaking lip-synch tech set to transform motion-capture in games, offering realism beyond motion capture.

Apple shares are on the rise, nearing the USD $500 mark, fuelled by excitement over a potential iPad 3 launch and record-breaking earnings.

In 2012, tightening IT budgets will be the new standard, urges companies to innovate within confines, says IDC.

TED delivers its treasure trove of talks to iTunes U, enriching Apple's educational platform with insights on happiness, climate, and more.

FBI declassifies 191-page dossier on Steve Jobs, revealing insights into his integrity, drug use, and aptitude for a governmental role.

Hawke’s Bay's Airnet becomes fully local-owned, setting the stage for a bold leap in the regional telecom market with new leadership.

Auckland's Maclean Computing to hand over 40 SMB clients to Belton IT Nexus, eyeing a sharper focus on mid-sized businesses.

Time's up for the original Pokémon games as their save battery life nears its end, marking an end to countless childhood adventures.

Suse celebrates 20 years with global SuseCon event, honouring its journey from a German student project to a major Linux distributor.

On current form, the Chinese vendor looks like a strong contender to pick up a lucrative contract from Chorus.

QNAP unveils its latest TurboNAS OS, v3.6, at a unique demo in Auckland, promising to simplify NAS for SMBs and highlight new business and cloud features.

2degrees sees customer numbers soar to 875,656, marking a nearly 50% jump with the introduction of business services.