Stories by Staff - Page 15

IoT analytics revolutionise business intelligence, Gartner says, promising a leap in operational efficiency and data complexity.

UK schools miss the mark in using digital signage, with ineffective content and heavy IT systems hampering educational outcomes.

Miitomo has only been released in Japan, but it is already a big hit. Nintendo's first successful smart-device app is well worth its hype.

This article has been written using Dragon Legal NZ speech recognition software. If you are not familiar with it, it is a godsend.

Those with a keen eye may have noticed a new-look type of .nz name recently - one that’s shorter and more direct.

Video calls demand a higher level of engagement in meetings, sales calls, and interviews, presenting an opportunity to improve productivity.

Secure, compliant, restorable: Key criteria for selecting your ideal cloud backup partner to safeguard vital business data.

Digital marketing eclipses old ways, becoming the standard in a tech-led era of omnipresent consumer connection.

Hedgehogers may not look like anything special, but it has still got plenty of character. The mechanics make it genuinely addicting.

​The H5 SF serves a very specific purpose: superior cooling for small form factor cases running Mini ITX boards.

Cyberattacks are a fact of life for Australian business, but they don't have to be - here are four ways to help stop most cyber breaches.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise's Raj Thakur outlines how converged data center infrastructure can help enterprises compete at the speed of disruption.

The latest cases from Corsair are among the best choices for anyone building a middle or high-performance computer.

Often by the time an animated movie is on to its second sequel the film is quietly relegated to a ‘straight to DVD' release.

Uptake of cloud computing services is soaring. However, many Australian businesses are yet to discover the value of cloud communications services.

When analysing multi-attack campaigns against industrial and government interests, patterns emerge. Scary patterns.

Is 2016 the year of software-defined wide area networks? More and more companies are leveraging SD-WAN to bring their idle Internet links to life.

Rescuing customers from the high cost and inflexibility of traditional telecommunications services presents IT resellers with great new opportunities.

Industrie 4.0 is about driving digital value chains, thus creating more agile and market focused competencies.

As employees and partners collaborate through file sync and sharing services, sensitive data is often put at risk of compromise and non-compliance.