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A 'revitalised' intranet designed by Squiz is providing Vision Australia with improved customer service and greater collaboration between staff.

Could your office setting be stifling your potential? Tech startups champion the shift to remote work for greater success and productivity.

Wellington has immense value to the tech sector and will become more important as IT influence extends beyond the enterprise, WREDA says.

Kiwi aren’t so keen on socialising with coworkers, don’t regard formal dress for work important & are slightly less productive than global averages.

Voice capabilities helps support Android as a next-gen mobility solution, along with the suite of mobile enablement to accompany a hardware refresh.

Flexible working arrangements are crucial to keep employees engaged and reduce attrition, says new research from WFS Australia.

Operational Dead Reckoning may help you get back on track, says Joe Auslander, Senior Agile Consultant at Assurity Consulting.

Ingram Micro NZ and Spark Digital clinch top spots at Lenovo's Partner Awards, showcasing excellence in the tech sector.

With 14.3 million people currently employed in ANZ, unnecessary admin tasks creates a potential $61bn opportunity cost annually to organisations.

Together with Softsource, Chester’s Plumbing and Bathroom was able to complete an overhaul of its IT infrastructure and enable business expansion.

There is one thing for certain – it is an exciting time to be a consumer, as bots that exist within your Messenger app are soon to become the norm.

Forward planning is crucial in combating cyber crime, says Liam Rowland, head of incident response and forensics at Dell SecureWorks.

Violin Memory has announced it has experienced widespread adoption of its All Flash Arrays in the Asia-Pacific region in the span of just a year.

Unpaid overtime costing Aussie firms $71.2bn leads to lower productivity, dissatisfaction: Randstad & WFS Australia.

Pivotal's Series C funding round is set to end with $253m, led by new investor Ford Motor Company, Microsoft and previous investors.

Sophisticated security technologies are boosting interest in software-defined data centers, with 93% of executives recognizing their benefits.

Workload scheduling software is having its time to shine, as businesses look to increase efficiency and productivity.

DevOps is often seen as a goal, The Next Big Thing, something we 'need’. I see this as putting the cart before the horse. Here's what you should do.

Red Hat launches Open Innovation Labs to help businesses accelerate innovation and software development initiatives.

The rising demand for cloud-based APM software is boosting the performance and availability of management software, according to Technavio.