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5G is set to disrupt the IT industry, according to a report by 451 Research, impacting a wide range of technology and services.

Digital solutions are essential for organisations to succeed in the digital economy, says software company Axway.

ANZ is expected to record a small increase in IT services growth next year, with the overall APeJ IT services spend forecast to grow 6.5%.

Microsoft's OneDrive cuts spark user outrage as unlimited storage ends, inciting debate over fair use and motives behind the rollback.

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IT security spend will soften this year as US exchange rate-driven price increases of up to 20% and commoditisation of mature technologies bite.

PC shipments are set to continue their downward trajectory through 2016 according to IDC’s latest Worldwide Quarterly PC Tracker.

PC shipments are set to continue their downward trajectory through 2016 according to the latest report from IDC, and the New Zealand news is no better.

Stone - Chalk, a fintech hub in Sydney, has opened its doors, welcoming 41 companies and aiming to boost Australia's fintech sector.

Organisations must reduce the time to detection to remediate against sophisticated cyber attacks, according to new findings from Cisco.

New Zealand accounting software pioneer Xero expects to double global revenue to more than $200 million in the year to March 2016.

There's good news on the way for PC resellers according to IDC's latest PC market report, though for Apple resellers the good times are already here.

Gartner is predicting increased IT spend in Australia this year with IT services and software key areas for resellers to capitalise on.

New Zealand IT spending is predicted to decline marginally to $11.4 billion in 2015, with decreases in devices and communications services hitting.

Aussie retailer Colette gears up for global growth with NetSuite's cloud solutions, overhauling POS and financial systems.

Gartner expects prices of PCs to rise by up to 10% in 2015, and through 2016, 3% of PC consumers will buy down the price curve.

Dell warns of surging POS malware and cyber threats against payment systems in its latest threat landscape analysis.

The New Zealand dollar jumped almost one US cent overnight after US retail sales missed expectations, raising concern about slowing growth in the worl.

The New Zealand dollar tumbled after figures showed China's exports unexpectedly fell while its imports recorded a bigger decline than forecast, signa.

The New Zealand dollar may fall this week in the face of a resurgent greenback and as dairy futures suggest prices will decline at this week's GlobalD.