Interview stories

With the recent announcement of the Vive Pro 2 and Vive Focus VR headset, Techday’s Darren Price chatted with HTC country manager for A/NZ Thomas Dexmier.>>

In this written version of last week's 10 Minute IT Jam, StorageCraft sales engineer Gerard Burgess discusses the pressing concerns facing MSPs in 2021 and beyond.>>

Peter Thrower had never had much luck when it came to internet connection for his business. Then he called Spark.>>

The third ledger' could transform the way that organisations interact with each other, says Dr Sanjaya Kuruppu.>>

These video interviews provide sharp, to-the-point insights into emerging and established technology companies. >>

If small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) didn’t deem digital transformation important enough to invest in before, they should now, according to Base 2 managing director Greg Sharp.>>

Now that most IT teams have cloud strategies in place, issues and questions have cropped up regarding the swathes of data being circulated - where does it get stored? What are the backup solutions? What are the security implications?>>

We chatted to Johnson about her appointment, her current role and ESET's plans for the Australian channel market.>>

In the midst of global pandemic and remote working, delivering business value and adopting DevOps and cloud is an even greater challenge. David Reiss and Deane Sloan of Equinox explain how to navigate adoption and security during COVID-19.>>

Last month, Barracuda released a report outlining the security barriers organisations must overcome to adopt the public cloud, as studies reveal that security was the top concern for such organisations.>>

Last month I had the chance to not only play through about three hours of the Final Fantasy VII remake but also to chat with the director of the original game and the producer of the remake, Yoshinori Kitase.>>

Jason Langley is focussing on improving channel relationships, developing more financing options for partners, and is keen to launch new initiatives in Q1 2020.>>

Techday spoke to Mellanox vice president Yael Asseraf Shenhav about why fast-moving technology companies need diverse teams.>>

Adam Morgan has literally written the book on why pursuing better design makes concrete business sense.>>

Network infrastructure continues to evolve with the latest developments in connectivity, and Aruba is positioning itself to capitalise on these trends.>>

Client research across New Zealand and Australia has shown that clients value being able to track the success of their media campaigns and measure the effectiveness of their teams. >>

Dhayana Sena is a gamer with ambition in the battlefield, but also with ambition to let diversity in gaming flourish. But as a Kiwi of Malaysian birth and Sri Lankan descent, she feels oddly alone.>>

Techday spoke to Oracle SVP Shashi Seth about how the low-cost carrier is changing the way it engages with prospective and current customers. >>

Privacy regulation in New Zealand is taking its cues from regulation in other jurisdictions - in particular the GDPR. >>

"There is a genuine need for Australia to wake from its slumber and progress innovation from discussion through to execution.">>

"When we look at the state of the cloud today as we enter its second decade, it will be an era defined by accelerated adoption and a maturing strategy.">>

"Compared to their private counterparts, government organisations can often find themselves hamstrung by legacy systems that are simply not compatible with the latest technologies.">>

"The cloud allows finance professionals to consolidate disparate systems and processes and retire legacy hardware systems.">>

"Artificial intelligence is defined as a computer making choices a human would normally make, however, that could mean a lot of things.">>