Schneider Electric stories - Page 19

Improving IT in small businesses is crucial, says Schneider Electric, urging proper setup to avoid loss and ensure performance.

Schneider Electric warns IT energy use may outstrip the airline industry by 2020, urging the adoption of energy-efficient practices.

Simon Smith of Schneider Electric highlights how physical security in data centres not only protects data but also serves as a potent business edge.

The confusion on DCIM solutions can be compared to the analogy between the dashboard of 1967 VW Beetle and Toyota Prius.

Simon Smith, Regional Manager, NZ and South Pacific at APC by Schneider Electric, reflects on his journey in the IT industry and the future of technology.

Paul Tyrer, Schneider Electric – IT vice president, Pacific, talks application dependent data centre architecture.

Virtualisation reshapes data centres, aiding in cost-cutting and enhancing energy efficiency, as the sector leans towards a holistic strategy.

Ten vendors, one very clear message for unified communications enablement at Westcon's Switched On event in Auckland last week.

In New Zealand there are thousands of small IT spaces such as remote and branch offices, network closets and server rooms that lie outside of the data.

Schneider Electric elevates Southern Cross Health's IT with a resilient data centre, ensuring uninterrupted service for 800,000 members.

Schneider Electric hailed as a global leader in DCIM for the 2nd year by IDC, underscoring its dominating presence in the sector.

UPS manufacturer APC explains the importance of keeping your network edge running when your systems are in the cloud.

One of the year's most anticipated games has only just been released but has already been given the thumbs down by critics and gamers alike.

Tekken Tag Tournament 2 is the second tag-team style Tekken game releasing over a decade since the first one came out at the arcades in 1999.

Resellers took advantage of the Ingram Micro Showcase 2012 in Auckland this week, detailing new products and areas of growth across ANZ.

Sony set to reshape the gaming landscape, acquiring Gaikai Inc. for $380m to launch a pioneering cloud gaming service.

Lollipop Chainsaw delights with its unique blend of zombie-slaying and cheerleading, led by the unconventional zombie hunter Juliet Starling.

How escalating energy costs coupled with a drive to reduce carbon emissions will trigger changes within the data centre industry.

Ubisoft MD says uniform consoles could revolutionize game development, making them more fun and feature-rich for players.

IT managers can slash costs and carbon footprints by upgrading data centre technology, promoting energy efficiency and security.