BSO stories - Page 116

NZ sees surging demand for managed disaster recovery solutions, spotlighting opportunities for more channel-specific offerings.

Apple's pinnacle reached as iPhone 5 launches, signifying end of true innovation and start of legal battles outshining product quality.

In a digital age, printing thrives with innovations like 3D printing reshaping expectations and driving market trends in NZ.

<strong>Dave Rosenberg reveals a few secrets to </strong><strong>Heather Wright</strong><strong> as he talks Westcon, leadership and the importance of family.

<strong>Internal staffing changes don’t signal a disinvestment in the New Zealand channel, Microsoft’s Chris Ichter tells Heather Wright.

Renaissance resolves legal battles with Exeed over a $400k dispute, withdrawing all proceedings after reaching a satisfactory agreement.

NZ's Pravin Daryani takes ContentForest to global stage with Start-Up Chile win, aiming to revolutionise content creation.

BlackBerry to bounce back with focus on enterprise and consumer markets and mobile security. ANZ MD confident for 2013 and beyond.

Gamers rejoice as the Killzone HD collection drops, offering a nostalgic trio of classics along with free multiplayer packs.

Kim Dotcom's charm offensive on Twitter may veil his true intentions — always consider his past actions and real agenda before support.

Hitachi Data Systems is on an active campaign to recruit new Kiwi partners as the 102-year-old company seeks to 'build an eco-system of new partners'.

Former IT distributor instructs solicitors to commence legal proceedings against Exeed with accusations of withheld funds following their distribution sale.

The creator of critically-acclaimed zombie-survival mod DayZ says the game won’t go free-to-play as it would be bad for the customer.

Apple's soldered-in RAM strategy fuels planned obsolescence, pushing consumers to newer models as upgradability fades, critics argue.

From lunar landings to online theft, cybercrime hits harder than all drug trafficking combined, costing the globe $388bn. Time for a digital defence?.

Orcon CEO Scott Bartlett calls for a new submarine cable following Pacific Fibre's project's cancellation, warning NZ's economy may suffer without it.

An American teen hospitalised after a four-day gaming marathon has been diagnosed with a serious case of Modern Warfare 3 addiction.

My Fitness Pal revolutionises health tracking, blending calorie counting with exercise logs to guide both weight loss and gain efforts.

Drama escalates as Apple demands $2.5bn from Samsung, sparking fierceness in a US court showdown over smartphone designs.

Tina Rowland details Massey University's leap from 'horse and cart to Ferrari' with its innovative contact centre upgrade, redefining customer service.