Collaboration stories - Page 49

Building a strong brand is crucial for new providers, as brand perception shapes how buyers view them. Trust is key.

Cisco has launched an IoE innovation centre in Perth in an effort to ‘ignite innovation, growth and job creation in the knowledge economy'.

Word, Excel and PowerPoint are now available as apps for Android phone users, including a new UI with a similar and consistent Office experience.

Cisco and Westcon Group NZ expand partnership, with Westcon distributing full Cisco portfolio in New Zealand from 27 July.

Canterbury District Health Board (CDHB) and HP are working together to explore innovations that can create a new reality for New Zealand healthcare.

Polycom releases new video collaboration solutions for modern workspaces, meeting demand for ad hoc meeting environments.

The board of the country’s national educational research organisation has appointed Graeme Cosslett to the role of director and chief executive.

The world of M2M communication is gradually moving to multi-purpose solutions, impacting businesses and consumers in the IoT.

A group of New Zealand primary sector firms has opened a joint marketing office in Shanghai, completing a three-year gestation to make life easier in.

Diligent Board Member Services, the governance software developer, named former McKinsey partner Brian Stafford as its president and chief executive,.

The industry body that helped fund a major study to reform the red meat sector has damned with faint praise the resulting report from the Meat Industr.

CORE Education is leading the design of New Pedagogies for Deep Learning, a three year initiative that aims to enhance learning within schools.

Samepage launched earlier this month as ‘the world’s first contextual engagement platform’ and has already announced new features.

Microsoft New Zealand boss Paul Muckleston outlines the company's vision and what it means for New Zealand businesses.

The days of having engineers sell systems to customers because they own the technology are over says Dave Wilson, Cisco.

James Bruty, ex-HP manager, now leads Mitel's charge to dominate NZ's unified communications market, leveraging 19 years of IT expertise.

Throughout 2014 there were an increasing number of high profile cyber security threats and breaches, and response is the difference between success and failure.

Polycom reveals key tech trends for NZ's 2015 workplace, predicting a shift to more collaborative, efficient environments driven by advanced mobile tech.

In a fast-moving digital era, Facebook emerges as the top choice for workplace collaboration, outshining Microsoft's Yammer and others.

Ian Taylor takes the helm as president of NZ's IITP, with Mike Dennehy as deputy, vowing to drive IT sector collaboration and diversity.