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Kiwi Stories

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Appeal to rebuild Samoan Telecentres
Supply Chain

Appeal to rebuild Samoan Telecentres

An appeal has been launched to raise money to rebuild four Telecentres destroyed in the earthquake and tsunami that struck Samoa in September.

By Staff Writer • 1 min read • Mon, 30th Nov 2009
High cost, low service
Unified Communications

High cost, low service

The Beca Group, a professional services company, calls for improved data communications and broadband facilities in New Zealand for better productivity.

By Staff Writer • 4 min read • Wed, 1st Jul 2009
Sightless online
Storage

Sightless online

Blind entrepreneur Terry Bartlett from Dunedin boosts business independence through tech, co-developing a specialised CashManager for those without sight.

By Staff Writer • 5 min read • Wed, 1st Apr 2009

Global Stories

Computers stories

VoIP -Avoid the pitfalls, while navigating the VoIP labyrinth
Unified Communications

VoIP -Avoid the pitfalls, while navigating the VoIP labyrinth

Upgrading to a VoIP PBX system requires understanding the differences in communication technologies. IT Net World outlines the key factors.

By Staff Writer • 7 min read • Thu, 1st Mar 2007
HP new updates
HP

HP new updates

HP revamps sales strategy with enticing incentives and new personalisable accessories, aiming to boost profits through product attachment.

By Sean Mitchell • 3 min read • Sun, 1st Oct 2006
Revenge of the Nerds
Unified Communications

Revenge of the Nerds

Need a Nerd is redefining the techie image, boasting people skills, humour, and daily hygiene. Established in 2004, it aims for nationwide expansion.

By Staff Writer • 3 min read • Sun, 1st Oct 2006
Networking in Schools - Accessing technology in the classroom
EduTech

Networking in Schools - Accessing technology in the classroom

New Zealand's schools are embracing ICT to enhance learning and administration, supported by up to NZD $70 million in annual funding from the government.

By Staff Writer • 12 min read • Mon, 17th Jul 2006