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Small and midsize businesses (SMBs) are increasingly dependent on the data stored on their servers, yet many are failing to take the proper steps to protect it.

SAP's Business ByDesign won't hit New Zealand until late 2011, citing localisation needs for HR payroll and finance modules, says spokesman.

Attache Software's new Business Improvement Guide plans to help SMEs use and monitor IT, and embraces the international standards for governance of IT.

Business Mentors New Zealand revamps its website and client management system to enhance support for SMEs, with a boost from Datacom.

The FBI's 2009 Internet Crime Report reveals a 22.3% surge in web scams, with total financial losses hitting USD $559.7 million.

The HR and software services provider has said it is to strengthen its business with the acquisition of the HR management division of Convergys.

There are going to be more and more cloud vendors starting to open their services to allow easy transition as the market becomes more mature.

Security will only become more important in the future, and I personally think it’s more about mindset than technical ability.

Despite a tough year for not-for-profits, the Inland Revenue Department's new rules on charitable donations and payroll giving are providing a lifeline.

Auckland City Council reaps rewards from SAP's integrated HR system, enhancing workforce management and operational efficiency for 2,300 employees.

Relying solely on backup tapes for disaster recovery is a costly mistake, warns Peter Mangin, CIO of Saatchi and Saatchi New Zealand.

From providers to software, read about how ERP can benefit small businesses in New Zealand and help them succeed globally.

Donald Hastie, CEO of ERMLive, reveals how re-designing software to integrate with Microsoft tech transformed his channel strategy and improved sales.

Computing's future sees PCs vanish into a cloud, revolutionising data storage and access, making technology ubiquitous and intuitive.

Talk to Kerry Wood, Managing Director of Quicken New Zealand, and it’s easy to see he’s passionate about what he does.

* MYOB <br /> With a major upgrade to Point-Of-Sale systems due to take place throughout the country, leading supplier of retail and hosp.

Nelson-based Active Unlimited's founder, Iain Currie, discusses the unique challenges of growing a regional business amidst New Zealand's sunny outdoor appeal.

MYOB's expansion and new services ignite opportunities for resellers, boosting their business growth across New Zealand's SME sector.