IT professionals stories

As tech pros look to the future, 62% of respondents say they're motivated to succeed in their roles and nearly all (81%) agree there will be multiple opportunities to develop and enhance their careers in the next year.>>

Cyber specialists are in hot demand and it doesn't look like the demand is in any way faltering.>>

"The security gaps in the case of outdated software at 65% of companies should also give pause for thought.">>

Employers desperately need relevant skills, competence and real-world experience, which multi-year degrees often fail to offer, writes DDLS CEO Jon Lang.>>

There's a serious gap between IT pros and general staff, and this expert says it's on the people in IT to bridge it.>>

While the UK is still plunged in uncertainty with Brexit, there are no such issues with the IT industry.>>

A new SolarWinds study has found that if the current IT workforce is to keep up with the pace of innovation, there will need to be some significant changes.>>

Despite the huge investment, almost all Hong Kong CIOs are concerned about the existing talent pool of IT professionals.>>

McDonald started his company on his own in Wellington a decade ago to focus mainly on SMBs and now has two offices with further expansion plans.>>

What will New Zealand's digital future look like? Fast internet, cloud, big data and mobility are at the forefront, and our leaders must embrace it.>>

“The prosperity of New Zealand is inextricably linked to how we embrace our future as a digital nation.”>>

"Getting the right advice is critical so that those impacted can work out what their options are and to plan ahead.">>

“Organisations are using Agile methodologies to ensure crucial business data is available when and where it is needed.">>

Read the incredible story of a young Kiwi IT specialist helping to heal Africa's poor - and further opportunities that are available.>>

Owning or using a smart phone to do your email in bed is not being more productive; it just increase output at the same rate and ruins many things.>>

US tech sector leaders have come out swinging, showing that Donald Trump's US Presidency election would be a huge blow for the ICT industry.>>

The winners of the Excellence in IT Awards 2016 were announced in front of a crowd of 700 professionals at a gala event in Wellington last night.>>

Auckland IT professionals rate an attractive salary as most important consideration in a new job, but flexible working hours are very important too.>>

"Our first impressions of Conbrio were very positive, as we started to engage more and more with the team, it became more of a partnership.">>

"These emerging players represent good examples of companies that are likely to help change the industry as we know it.">>

“Surviving a DDoS attack is about getting your planning right. You can never eliminate the chance of an attack happening, but you can mitigate it.">>

"This opens up new challenges for the IT department in selecting the right information protection strategies for their infrastructure.">>

The range of businesses within the Conbrio network means they can offer solutions that are often unable to be replicated by others.>>

"The types of skills in demand today are different compared with those needed just three years ago, and the pace of change is unlikely to slow down.”>>