Stories by Staff - Page 616

As New Zealand steps into 2010, a surge in high-speed broadband promises to revolutionise education. Louis van Wyk explores this transformative potential.

Offshoring sparks debate in NZ: While some tout cost savings, others argue it hurts customer service and the local job market.

BlackBerry faces stiff competition in NZ as industry leaders and business users explore alternatives like iPhone and Nokia for work.

Commission defies industry pressure, upholding rigorous standards amid calls for lesser regulation, focusing on facts over rhetoric.

Last month's ultra-fast broadband initiative in New Zealand is the most significant change in telecoms since privatization.

Digitalisation is our 'ticket to the dance', transforming economies globally and reshaping NZ's future. It's beyond broadband; it's innovation.

In its final plan for ultra-fast broadband the government rejected Telecom’s proposals, but it didn’t shut the door on the incumbent.

Compass Communications announced last month it will deploy WiMAX broadband to customers in 15 towns and cities around New Zealand.

Razer's Megalodon Headphones offer 7.1 surround sound bliss for pro gamers, but may falter for Windows XP users and audiophiles seeking more control.

Forcing customers to navigate warehouse-level interfaces online could drive them to your competitors, prioritise user-friendly designs.

Introducing the latest addition to the BlackBerry family - a stripped-back device offering consumer-friendly features.

Businesses pivot to strategic collaborations, promising access to new markets and customers, in a transformative shift from traditional alliances.

Watchmen: The End is Nigh, the game based on the movie and comic book series, is a guilty pleasure for button-mashing gamers.

eBay sells Skype to private investors for USD $1.9 billion, ending an unfruitful alliance but leaving unresolved a critical licensing dispute.

Quay Corporate's MD, Delia Gill, reveals the company's leap from retail to business, their secret to success, and navigating economic challenges.

With the emergence of mobile computing, many businesses are now connected to more devices, located in more places  than ever before.

Wireless security innovates with location tech, ensuring info stays safe and enhances network reliability, reveals expert Matthew Gast.

In 2020, expect your TV to double as an email hub, the eco wallet to track your carbon footprint, and your sofa to manage video calls, forecasts Ericsson.

Soul Calibur: Broken Destiny debuts on PSP, featuring Kratos and stunning visuals, promising to be a hit among beat-em-up fans.

In challenging times, we as business leaders have the opportunity to do great things; to make a real impact on the future.