Software stories - Page 16

Businesses use software for efficiency and growth, but over a third use unlicensed versions. Here are five reasons to rethink software piracy.

Software has become one of the most important assets for any enterprise, it has and will continue to revolutionise the way most organisations work.

Kevin Brown says the last ten years has seen huge gains in the data centre industry, but now we need to start innovating for the next ten years.

Colt Technology Services (Colt) has officially announced the launch of its software-driven network in the US that already includes 13 cities.

Another Kiwi startup has set its sights on Australia – and it says move over Xero, there's a new success story in town.

Businesses are shifting from 'best-of-breed' to 'best-fit' software solutions, prioritising customisation and cost-efficiency over one-size-fits-all approaches.

Anaplan expands Australia and New Zealand partner network with addition of Cornerstone Performance Management.

According to More4Apps global marketing manager Jayne Perry, the nomination is a special event for its Hamilton-based team.

Flexera's SVP for EMEA shares inside information into why businesses are more at risk than ever and what they can do to better protect themselves.

ANZ consumers are reducing their use of unlicensed software, yet those who continue are exposing themselves to severe malware risks, as per BSA's survey.

The awards celebrate organisations that use the company's Hyper-Availability platform to deliver 'innovative solutions at scale'.

The expansion has gained the support of the Victorian Government, which has provided business assistance to Mavenlink.

As a result of the deal, RENT is set to acquire the existing RentPay system as well as its website and customer base.

VendorHawk's platform is designed to help customers discover, track, rationalise and optimise SaaS subscriptions across their organisation.

Aconex shareholders have overwhelmingly approved Oracle's AUD $7.80 per share acquisition offer, valuing the deal at USD $1.2 billion.

The future of innovation doesn't lie in connected cars and talking robots, rather, the software linking them all together.

Major UK public sector robotics process automation provider is seeking partners to sell their solutions in New Zealand.

Nutanix reports a 44% revenue growth in Q2 2018, reaching USD $286.7 million, and acquires Minjar to bolster its multi-cloud management capabilities.

The tech giant says the new release will help improve how global service providers run their large-scale networks.

IGEL say that their transition to a focus on end-user software has driven their growth both globally and in the ANZ market.