Information Communication & Technology (ICT) stories - Page 23

An almost $500,000 investment in new computer equipment over the last three years has seen West Coast primary schools become more tech savvy.

The New Zealand IT industry is set to benefit from severe Australian job cuts and reduced Trans-Tasman migration.

Local businesses across New Zealand are unknowingly missing out on the breadth of opportunities offered by the digital economy.

Govt boosts CIO's powers and budget to tackle IT blunders and safeguard public data, following high-profile failures like Novopay.

One of the biggest IT challenges for SMBs across ANZ is trying to keep up with new trends such as cloud and mobility.

By 2019, 90% of firms will have personal data on systems they don't control, says Gartner, urging a privacy revamp for security.

Business leaders need to respond and adapt now to this change in employee behaviour, rather than being steamrollered by it.

Gartner reveals under 10% of enterprises have a solid info strategy, pivotal for business amid rising trends like IoT and big data.

IT professionals look away now… as there is no change in the national base median salary, which remains at $75k across New Zealand.

IBM study finds New Zealand continued to innovate despite a challenging global financial environment during the past few years.

Microsoft reveals many workers defy company policy, willing to pay for work social tools they say boost productivity and teamwork.

New study funds that more than one in two employers across New Zealand are experiencing difficulty finding staff with the right skills.

Nearly 40% of Aussies prefer emails over calls in open offices due to noise, finds Jabra survey, sparking debate on work environment effects.

Wellington's ICT sector shines as demand for talent surges, with professionals showing strong work satisfaction and less inclination to move abroad.

NZ's new bill ends software patents, sparking debate. A landmark move by the government splits opinions across the tech industry.

Survey reveals over 85% of decision-makers view cyber threats as their top business risk, amid rapidly evolving digital dangers.

Research reveals how mobile computing, cloud services and online collaboration tools are improving productivity, but not for everyone.

As skills shortages become more prevalent, particularly in IT, fewer than half of New Zealand employees are happy with the training they get at work.

IT security can overwhelm even the most seasoned security expert when headline-grabbing threats like 'Spamhaus DDoS' are brought to the forefront by media.

Human-centered design thinking and approaches gaining mainstream credence among private sector decision-makers focused on innovation.