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Custom software's true value lies in passionate development, as shown by Agile's benefits and real-world success stories, taking projects beyond expectations.

Many organisations come face to face with the dilemma of whether to build business software or buy an out-of-the-box solution.

These rules should be circulated among your staff, in the hope that they’ll avoid some common email blunders:.

Travelling on business often carries risks, from difficulty getting online, to security problems. These tips may help you avoid technical troubles.

If you’ve just bought an iPad, or haven’t had time to fully read the user’s manual, here are some tips to get the best out of your snazzy new tablet.

Discover the power of the latest business software, transforming SME management from payroll to inventory, all in real-time.

UK's Cloud Industry Forum champions a Code of Practice to ensure cloud computing's reliability and security, setting a global benchmark.

Web-based rosters are revolutionising the workplace, cutting costs and easing stress by allowing flexibility and easy management of shifts.

Consumer-powered IT is rapidly blurring the distinction between home and workplace, and creating new security headaches for businesses.

Cloud computing, mobile technology, and social networking will become mainstream in the IT community in 2011, says the IDC.

Six telcos, including Orcon and Vodafone, offer unmetered access to iSky, Sky's new online TV service in NZ, promising more flexibility.

TVNZ's Ondemand service is set for a PS3 app update to enhance streaming up to 1500kbps, promising a significant quality boost soon.

TVNZ has released an update to its video player following better broadband penetration and increased data allowances.

Sony New Zealand has launched its MUBI film streaming service - with Facebook integration - for PlayStation 3.

A new UK website, InternetEyes, offers up to GBP £1000 for crowd-sourced reporting of crimes via live CCTV feeds, raising civil liberty concerns.

VLC is a free and open source multimedia player. It reads almost every video file, yet it's very powerful and simple to use.

Available from: Vodafone and Telecom<br />In the market for a phone? Own a PlayStation 3? Then the Sony Ericsson Aino demands your attention.

Orcon announced today that YouTube traffic won’t count towards its customers’ data caps until the end of January 2010.

Nearly all of TVNZ’s programme content for Channels One and Two is now available free through its Web sites, www.