Stories by Staff - Page 50

Have you ever looked at a .nz website or email address and gotten a kick out of the second level hierarchy? Of course you have.

Vista Group International begins trading after raising NZD 92m in an IPO, with a market capitalisation of NZD 188m. (110 characters).

The first interactive LED billboards in New Zealand have gone live in Ponsonby, Eden Terrace and Parnell, bringing a piece of Times Square to Auckland.

Renaissance directors unanimously support proposal to appoint a liquidator as struggling company tries to return capital to shareholders.

Kiwi haulage firm pursues legal action against AWOL telco 24/7 Hosting NZ, seeking $300K in lost trade damages.

VMob disrupts mobile marketing with its innovative use of Microsoft Azure, defying conventional partner expectations and gaining global recognition.

New Zealand mobile marketing firm VMob has released a loyalty module for its 'Live Marketing' suite, offering enhanced customer loyalty solutions.

IT spending is set to improve in H2 2014, with a significant commercial PC refresh cycle already underway, says IDC.

Spark launches 'Spark My Potential,' a game-changer in NZ crowdfunding, offering coaching, exposure, and potential top-ups to dreamers.

Network for Learning (N4L) exceeds targets, as 700 schools and 225k students are now connected to its Managed Network.

Record numbers of Kiwis are filing tax returns online, taking advantage of new services provided by Inland Revenue, says Revenue Minister Todd McClay.

Microsoft hires Peggy Johnson from Qualcomm as executive vice president of Business Development. Johnson will report directly to CEO Satya Nadella.

Canterbury's talent market booms, seeing a 16% increase in job ads, with sectors like HR and marketing leading growth post-2011 earthquake rebuild.

A lot can be learned by observing the changing of the guard. Often, behind the dignified theatre of it all is a much more chaotic reality.

After 27 years as Telecom, the New Zealand icon rebrands to Spark, signalling its evolution beyond traditional telephony.

Spark New Zealand launches Spark Thanks, rewarding customers with discounts on movies, music, and more as it rebrands from Telecom.

The rollout of fast internet to New Zealand schools reaches milestone as Te Kura o Waikare becomes the 700th connected school.

Requests for data restoration came from all departments. Why do these people need their email and documents back?.

It is amusing to see the marketing currently attempted by using an offshoot of the phrase 'Internet of Things'.

The Educa app that enables communication of learning stories and updates between education centres and parents is now available in Te Reo Māori.