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We tuned into Satya Nadella's presentation about the future of Artificial Intelligence, where Microsoft announced a new launch.

Nspire is a networking consultancy firm predominantly addressing government and enterprise and has plied its trade since 2006.

Death and taxes are inevitable. So too is the rise of cyber incidents hitting organisations where it hurts most: the bottom line.

Christchurch-based Enable has enlisted Assurity Consulting to provide automated testing services, reducing upgrade costs and saving time for its ERP software.

Insurer Delta Insurance urges New Zealand organizations to consider cyber insurance to mitigate the serious consequences of cyberattacks.

With so many people working from home, the corporate firewall has less relevance when it comes to protecting roaming users.

Thanks to a solution built largely on Microsoft 365, Laybuy’s General Counsel has automated a contract generation process underpinning the company’s business.

New Zealand startup Kauricone is using artificial intelligence to tackle mundane tasks and relieve people of unsatisfying work. .

Online whole foods retailer Kilo has switched to PaySauce for easier timesheets and payroll administration, as recommended by their company accountant.

Avaya has introduced an open SDN architecture which it says is the first to deliver a ‘connect anything, anywhere’ simplicity'.

Intralinks is expanding its Enterprise Fabric Partner ecosystem, bringing MobileIron, Okta, and Symantec on board to manage and secure high-value content.

LogicNow is touting the release of a new version of its hybrid cloud backup and disaster recovery solution as equipping MSPs to upgrade customers.

Resellers take note: the devil is in the detail for the IoT and its success will rest on managing identities and access.

The concomitant move towards bigger screens in smartphone handsets may be about to throw a further spanner in the works.

While the rumours of a takeover by Samsung of struggling BlackBerry were quickly hosed down by the companies concerned, such a move would make perfect sense for both.

In short, Balanced Deployment means putting printing and imaging technology within reach of everyone who needs it.

2degrees founder comes out swinging, saying the Commerce Commission is asleep at the wheel and has produced faulty information.

With news out this week that HP is to split into two closely followed by a similar announcement from Symantec, it could be time to ponder whether or not mega-corporations still make sense in the technology business.

Rumours that Cisco is to limit its future involvement in VCE have been quickly hosed down by the networking giant.

Hot on the heels of yesterday’s rumours that Apple may have a 12-inch convertible tablet in its skunkworks, chatter is suggesting the possibility of a similarly sized tablet to join the regular iPad and the iPad mini.

While there is a young boffin and while he has done something amazing, the jury is still out – way out – on whether or not it is a useful something.

With its flailing Surface, Microsoft is pushing the notion that people want a single device instead of the practically ubiquitous ‘laptop plus tablet’ combination.

The most exciting thing about the imminent introduction of Windows 10 is that Microsoft skipped number 9. Early previews of the operating system show a rejiggered interface which brings it closer to the Windows 7.

Rumours that HP is to split into two have been confirmed by the company itself.