Stories by Staff - Page 371

Christchurch businesses demonstrate remarkable resilience post-earthquakes, with sectors, especially IT, rallying to restore the economic fabric.

Project management evolves into a key strategic asset in the post-recession era, driving growth and adding value globally.

New Zealand's daily deal sites face scrutiny for inflated discounts, risking Fair Trading Act breaches with false savings.

Next month, from September 9th until October 23rd, New Zealand will welcome the Rugby World Cup 2011. This will no doubt be an unforgettable time;.

Australia rolls out its first mainstream electric car trial with 10 converted Ford Focus sedans, aiming to gauge EV adoption and infrastructure readiness.

We’ve all heard the rumours that digital media will wipe out print media, rendering libraries, magazines and newspapers obsolete.

US investigates tech giants' $4.5bn Nortel patent deal, probing potential use against Google in legal tussles.

Quarter of kids have 'online births' before real ones, highlighting the urgent need for parents to navigate their children's digital world safely.

This month’s blog idea was sparked by something that annoys me to no end, which I have come to realise is a common pet peeve among others as well.

Deus Ex: Human Revolution earns top scores from UK gaming magazines, hailed for rewarding player ingenuity in a cyberpunk future.

Online ad spend soars by 388% (2006-2010), fuelled by UFB, signalling a digital shift as traditional print media revenue falls, says PwC report.

Logitech's Z506 offers an affordable audio upgrade for TV buffs, but those hungry for deeper bass may need to look higher up.

Apple's iPad set to reign supreme in the tablet market until 2015, says Informa, with Android poised to lead thereafter.

HP, Microsoft, and Citrix unveil a cutting-edge virtualisation solution in Auckland, promising a transformative tech leap for businesses.

Verdon Kelliher steps in as the new CEO of software company Simpl, bringing a history of fostering growth through teamwork.

InternetNZ recognises three new fellows and re-elects incumbent councillors at its annual general meeting. David Farrar among new fellows.

At just 18, Sam Minnée founded SilverStripe with friends in Wellington. Today, he urges NZ start-ups to dream big and to seek offshore customers early.

Nintendo slashes 3DS prices globally after lacklustre sales, offering compensatory free game downloads to early buyers.

Ubisoft's From Dust brings god-sim nostalgia to Xbox Live Arcade, reimagined with a modern physics engine for a fresh challenge.

Global wi-fi expert Devin Akin hits Auckland next week, eyeing future tech talk. Catch him at Aotea Centre, 3rd August. Spaces limited!.