HP stories - Page 39

In a global survey by HP, over 90% of senior executives foresee unpredictable business cycles, with nearly 75% viewing technology as crucial to success.

Microsoft’s new operating system, Windows 7, was launched on Thursday at an event in Auckland’s Queen Elizabeth Square.

Microsoft and HP, alongside Richie McCaw, will give away Windows 7 HP PCs every 10 minutes in Queen Elizabeth Square, Britomart on 22 October.

SAS IT, a New Zealand tech company, focuses on delivering complex back-end systems for larger organizations. CEO Phil Martin shares insights.

The Climate Savers Smart Computing Program, led by Intel and Google, launches in New Zealand to boost energy efficiency in PCs and servers.

HP eyes niche markets with the HP 2133 Mini-Note, aiming at educational and business sectors, despite its short two-hour battery life.

Hp NZ is focused on strengthening its existing partner relationships through the introduction of two new channel relationship roles.

Auckland Girls’ Grammar students explore ICT careers at Go Girl – Go IT workshop, thanks to Women in Technology and Accelerating Auckland.

Exeed steps up its game in wide format printing, appointing specialist David Woolford and becoming the sole distributor for HP's printer range.

Businesses embrace document management systems to streamline operations, with HP and Nuance leading solutions for efficiency and compliance.

IBM's Auckland team celebrated their Cisco Tight 5 victory at Cowboys bar, while Wellington's HP winners shunned the limelight.

A scheme to boost computer literacy in lower socio-economic families has received a boost with a $25,000 donation from multinational vendor CA.

HP revamps sales strategy with enticing incentives and new personalisable accessories, aiming to boost profits through product attachment.

An increasingly popular option is for businesses to hand over their infrastructure and data needs to an offsite datacentre. But it's a loosely-used term.

HP New Zealand has introduced a new class of partner within its developer and solution partner programme (DSPP).

HP's new Personal Again strategy aims to empower 300,000 Kiwi SMEs by offering personalised tech education and resources through channel partners.