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A familiar face is heading up Dell New Zealand, with former Dell channel manager James Arnold taking over as New Zealand general manager.

Samsung enters New Zealand tablet market with launch of the Galaxy Tab Active, designed for tough environments.

Amnesty International says people want Google, Microsoft and Yahoo to secure their communications to prevent government access.

KPMG Australia has bought Asia Pacific cyber security technology integrator First Point Global for an undisclosed sum.

Shah will focus on executing the business' growth strategy, particularly in the government, financial services, telecommunications and energy sectors.

Brenton Smith, who previously headed up Symantec locally as managing director and vice president, Pacific, has reappeared at Dell, taking on a new rol.

After more than three years at ICONZ-Webvisions, Steyn has decided to go out on her own and start a consulting firm.

Connector Systems Australia has inked an exclusive distribution deal for SecureEnvoy's range of tokenless two-factor authentication products.

Apple has lifted the veil on the Apple Watch, revealing its special features and announcing it will officially be available April 24.

After testing Xero out, I've come to realise that there's always an exception to the rule, and Xero definitely fits the bill (or should I say invoice).

Mobile payments are not yet a driver of handset sales. Few people will be basing their phone purchasing decisions on mobile payment functionality.

Eroad, the listed electronic road user charges and transport services company, is offering $10,000 signing bonuses for software engineers.

The winners of Polycom's 2014 Circle of Excellence Awards includes Dimension Data, Telstra Corporation Limited and Microsoft.

Kevin Van Gils takes the reins at CA Technologies ANZ, stepping in as the new channel chief after Carl Terrantroy's departure.

James Bruty, ex-HP manager, now leads Mitel's charge to dominate NZ's unified communications market, leveraging 19 years of IT expertise.

Software AG bolsters ANZ expansion, appointing James Wooster as VP of sales to drive growth in key sectors and enhance regional operations.

Zuora has hired Carla Glavonjic as its first marketing manager for Australia and New Zealand, to increase brand awareness and generate sales leads.

Wellington City Council chooses TechnologyOne, set to overhaul IT infrastructure for improved efficiency, service, and future-readiness.

In a fast-moving digital era, Facebook emerges as the top choice for workplace collaboration, outshining Microsoft's Yammer and others.

The unique 19th Century London setting sets the game apart from other shooters out there; however the gameplay will feel familiar to most gamers.