Hardware stories - Page 9

Multi-million dollar contract won to provide a data backup, recovery and archive solution for the New Zealand Defence Force.

HP trademarks 'Palmpad', hinting at new handheld devices following its Palm acquisition. Future products may rival Apple's offerings, sources suggest.

IBM to open 'After 5' events to public, offering hands-on access to latest hardware, previously exclusive to partners and clients. Registration now open.

HP undergoes major restructuring in Australia and New Zealand, appointing Hamish Alexander as Country Manager for NZ's Imaging and Printing Group.

The UK gov updates procurement policies to focus on green tech and tackles e-waste, showing serious commitment to combatting climate change.

I am very pleased to introduce this first issue of Start-Up – a practical guide to using technology in your business.

In cost-conscious times such as these, more than ever it pays to think ahead before making those all important technology purchases. but there’s a lot to know.

VP of Channel, David Dzienciol (pictured), has told The Channel why the company's move to offer its consulting business to the channel is a win-win situation.

Wind back the clock just five or 10 years and many businesses were running their IT departments at around 10% capacity, which by today’s standards of.

Ten IT start-ups will vie for USD $85,000 in prizes during TIG’s Planet 2010 event in Auckland, with major rewards in IT and business services.

Acronis to offer free deduplication solution with new purchases of its backup software, aiming to help businesses cut storage costs.

Businesses increasingly adopt SaaS for streamlined security and operational savings, driving growth in the managed messaging security sector by over 30%.

State-owned valuation and property information company Quotable Value (QV) has signed a seven-figure contract with Revera.

ICT leasing is gaining traction as it allows businesses to stay current with tech, preserve cash flow, and offers tax perks, even amid economic downturns.

Despite a dismal year for IT spending with a 5.2% global decline, Gartner predicts a rebound in 2010 with a 3.3% increase, reaching USD $3.3 trillion.

In order to pass on the benefits of the strength of the New Zealand dollar, Sun Microsystems has dropped its prices.

Telecom CEO Paul Reynolds argues rural service is uneconomic, despite investing USD $200 million annually; Vodafone insists rural customers are crucial.

The government looks to overhaul the broken ICT procurement process, aiming for transparency, efficiency, and wider industry involvement amidst rising costs.

Revera outlines strategies for optimising data centre efficiency, stressing the importance of robust virtualisation, redundancy, and cost-effective innovation.

Sun Microsystems has launched its open storage offering, promising breakthrough economics and reducing costs by up to 90%.