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The Christchurch City Council's investment in fibre is paying off, with revenue growth of 566%, proving its worth.

In the quest for IT talent, the health sector innovates, seeking those who blend tech expertise with a deep understanding of healthcare.

As traditional storage methods become outdated, automated disk tiering, cloud storage, and advanced recovery solutions are driving a new era in data management.

CIOs must navigate a labyrinth of storage decisions to safeguard crucial data. Key considerations include vendor selection, hosted backups, and deduplication.

From customer contact centres and logical access control, to cloud computing and password management, has enterprisebiometrics come of age?.

Plans for an Islamic centre near 9/11's Ground Zero fuel America's right-wing revival amid economic woes and growing discontent with Obama.

In a sparkling night at Auckland's Langham Hotel, TUANZ Innovation Awards celebrated the brightest in tech, with M-Com leading.

IBM set to bolster its cloud computing capabilities with the acquisition of Blade Network Technologies, enhancing data transport and analytics.

M-Com sweeps TUANZ Innovation Awards with top honours, leading a prestigious night in Auckland's telecom sector.

Fortinet unveils two new web application firewalls, bolstering protection for mid-to-large enterprises against sophisticated cyber threats.

Fortinet unveils FortiGate-60C and FortiWifi-60C, offering top-notch security for small offices and SOHOs at an unprecedented price point.

The Telecommunications Users Association of New Zealand has announced the finalists of its 2010 Innovation Awards.

Social networking emerges as a vital tool for contact centres, reshaping customer care with real-time engagement and feedback, says survey.

How are councils using technology, and connecting their citizens? Louis van Wyk takes a look at the local government sector.

Symantec hopes to play a significant role in Australia's 15-year data centre strategy, leveraging its strong government relationships, says VP Craig Scroggie.

Open source software is growing in popularity worldwide, driven by factors such as cost-cutting and the growth of the internet.

As NZ businesses face increasing data demands, Symantec's survey reveals a concerning lack of resources, with over 50% struggling with storage and recovery.

The market outlook for Unified Communications remains strong, but significant changes are expected in how it is sold.

Agile, evolving from reseller to tech titan, sells software biz to Avaya and sets sights on global expansion, unfazed by recession.

Green IT and its importance in reducing electronic waste and combating climate change are explored in this article by IT Brief.