Datacom stories - Page 11

SASIT, a legacy Kiwi IT provider founded in 1974, now specialises in cloud hosting and boasts influential partnerships and exceptional customer retention.

Another exciting week has wrapped up here at NZET, Here's a summary of the news stories that were biggest in NZ this week.

As Novopay falters, Govt turns to Datacom to ensure teachers' pay, revealing deep flaws in the payroll system overhaul.

Behind every click and swipe, data centres essential for startups to global firms alike, ensure reliability and innovation in the digital age.

Wellington-based IT services firm doesn't envisage any change in its direction after 35 percent shareholder sale.

Conditional agreement reached to purchase New Zealand Post's 35% stake in technology services company for $142 million.

We introduce Rhys Taylor in his new role with wireless access point hardware manufacturer, Aerohive. This is the first in our series in who to know.

Local IT services market grew 4.4% year-on-year during 2012, the first rise since the global financial crisis.

Amy Adams launched New Zealand's first ever Telework Week, highlighting the social, economic and environmental benefits of working from home.

NZ's tech sector, worth $8bn, thrives amid tough global markets, reports TIN, highlighting growing exports, employment, and company maturity.

Kordia Networks and Orcon to merge, creating innovative, reliable provider of information services in NZ telecommunications market.

Datacom celebrates the structural completion of its $30M 'Kapua' data center with a 'roof shout' in Hamilton, marking a step towards its early 2013 launch.

Cloud security experts Trend Micro are hosting a conference in Wellington, offering advice on securing cloud computing.

Kevin Murphy examines innovation in payroll processing and how the payroll industry has kept pace with changes in IT while continuing to add value to clients.

Cloud security experts Trend Micro are hosting a conference in Auckland next week, offering advice on cloud computing across the ANZ region.

Russell Stanners and Allan Freeth talk up companies' complementary qualities; so what does acting Telecom boss Chris Quin have to say?.

WorldxChange sees leadership reshuffle as key managers become stakeholders after a buyout, setting a new course for the Kiwi ISP.

IBM joins govt IaaS panel, eyeing £250m savings for taxpayers over next decade, boosting NZ's data service efficiency.

Despite a slow start, AppSense is gearing up for a growth spurt in New Zealand, eyeing a promising future in virtualisation tech.

NZ's IT outsourcing to see minimal growth due to fierce competition, says Gartner. Providers must innovate or stagnate, with growth set at just 1-1.5%.