The increasing number of non-smartphone devices and the need to connect these devices offer new revenue opportunities for device vendors and telcos.
Rakon returns to profit with a USD $3.2 million net gain after closing its UK plant and shifting production to India and NZ, despite doubling its debt.
Dell and Ingram Micro are expanding their partnership to include consumer and small business offerings and faster fulfilment.
Ingram Micro's New Zealand operations among first in Asia Pacific to kick off with Microsoft Cloud Solution Provider programme.
DiData clinches top Cisco award in APJ, with Telstra and Optus lauded for collaborative and network solutions at global summit.
The Internet of Things market is headed for strong growth, with the number of connected units set to increase from 3.1 billion to 8.6 billion by 2020.
Amnesty International says people want Google, Microsoft and Yahoo to secure their communications to prevent government access.
KPMG Australia has bought Asia Pacific cyber security technology integrator First Point Global for an undisclosed sum.
For local resellers and system integrators, this is an opportunity to expand their product portfolios and capabilities.
Samsung lost the No. 1 spot to Apple in the global smartphone market in the fourth quarter of 2014, after holding the top spot since 2011.
Android and iOS are continuing to move toward total domination of the worldwide smartphone market following results from 2014.
The winners of Polycom's 2014 Circle of Excellence Awards includes Dimension Data, Telstra Corporation Limited and Microsoft.
Cisco's broad suite of products meant it was well placed to meet rising demand from a growing reliance on web based services.
Indian technology outsourcing firm Infosys has announced the appointment of Andrew Groth as its new head for Australia and New Zealand.
If Amazon open a warehouse in Queensland, Australia it could disrupt the reseller market in Australia and New Zealand.
Candace Kinser resigns as NZTech CEO after 3 years, highlights achievements and sets vision for tech sector's future growth.
Disruption in the data center market is predicted by Gartner as four main factors take hold, potentially driving major changes in the industry.
Tablets with voice calling outshine phablets in Asia, capturing over 25% market share as consumers seek all-in-one devices.
IT spending is set to improve in H2 2014, with a significant commercial PC refresh cycle already underway, says IDC.
PC market in Asia/Pacific (excluding Japan) declines 10% YoY in Q2 2014, impacted by economic slow down and large-screen smartphones in China.
