Market Growth stories - Page 3

Juniper Networks is gunning for its competitors, with plans to ‘take further share of [the] routing and switching market' this year.

Wireless automation in industrial processes set to grow at 16.19% over next 5 years, says Research and Markets.

Nuplex Industries, the specialty chemicals manufacturer, is exploring more investment opportunities across Asia, having shifted its businesses away fr.

Infratil and the New Zealand Superannuation Fund will buy Australia's fourth-biggest retirement village operator RetireAustralia for A$640.

Fiji Airways, the Pacific nation's national airline, will launch direct flights between Wellington and Nadi from June next year as it looks to exte.

Restaurant Brands New Zealand, the nation's largest fast food operator, agreed to buy seven Carl's Jr stores owned and operated by Forsgren NZ for.

Health firm celebrates 20 years in business this week, hoping to capitalise on an upcoming decade of change to become a multi billion-dollar company.

Government and education deals keep kiwi market ahead despite drop in Australia.

<strong>The Datastor brand bowed out of the market last month, with the New Zealand institution taking its parent’s name.

In a new column, IT Brief editor Angelique Jurd looks at a promising start-up that’s creating and innovating with technology.

Vendors should target SMBs via channel partners to cash in: analysts.

APJ product manager says kiwi businesses tend to be early adopters.

25-year industry veteran tasked with driving sales & partnerships.

Predictions suggest Carrier Ethernet market will continue to grow.

Oceanus UK has acquired Australian company Erilis to expand its global footprint and develop new business in Asia Pacific.

With a goal of securing 10% of the New Zealand security market with its recently released eScan security offering, distributor Microbe NZ has started strongly with more than 60 New Zealand resellers signed on.

Doing business in Asia can be challenging, but with careful preparation and perseverance, it can be a rewarding venture.

Just two and a half years ago Virtual Infrastructure Professionals (VIP ) was a micro-business with a team of two.

These days you’re more likely to find someone listening to music from their PC or laptop than a good old fashioned CD player.