Kordia stories - Page 3

Now’s the time for CIOs to pause and make sure their digital transformation projects are fit for today, and the future.

Ahead of International Women's Day, Kordia's CISO Hilary Walton shares her journey from the Royal New Zealand Air Force to championing diversity in tech.

Kordia acquires Auckland-based cloud consultancy Emerging Technology Partners to enhance digital transformation capabilities.

Kordia’s direct connection to Google Cloud, Partner Interconnect, is now officially available to Kordia customers.

Kordia appoints Hilary Walton as its first full-time chief information security officer, bringing her extensive Olympic and MI5 security experience to the role.

Kordia is one of the world’s first service providers to offer a direct connection offering with Microsoft Azure Peering.

Effective immediately, the announcement comes following a recent diagnosis of multiple tumours on the brain, treatment for which is currently underway.

Kordia launches pop up TV service on Freeview channel 200, allowing organizations to broadcast events nationwide.

Kordia aims to transform in-building coverage as 5G rolls out across Australia and New Zealand, tackling connectivity issues in modern complex environments.

Emily Sopers is set to reshape the tech world, winning Kordia’s inaugural Women in Technology Scholarship to tackle gender imbalance in the IT sector.

As cloud adoption surges, Petra Smith from Aura Information Security shares insights on the benefits, risks, and best practices businesses need to consider.

The scholarship is established to acknowledge and support up-and-coming female talent and future technology leaders.

Chances are there will be at least one IoT use case in every business, and there’s a demonstrable return on investment.

The development makes Kordia the first telecommunications provider in New Zealand to enable this functionality.

Carbon Black announces Cb Protection 8.1, enabling customers to meet PCI DSS standards and remove legacy antivirus without additional steps.

Fitzroy Engineering chooses Kordia for nationwide SD-WAN rollout in New Zealand, citing flexibility and lower costs.

Kordia has achieved New Zealand's first live 4K UHD TV broadcast using existing Digital Terrestrial Technology, encouraging local broadcasters to adopt 4K.

From a communications perspective, an incident response plan should do one thing: reassure your customers that you care.

SD-WAN will increase the overall flexibility, performance and capabilities of Wise Group’s Internet-based applications.

At present SD-WAN has no agreed standard and, with so many vendor options in the market, it’s important for businesses to do their homework.