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Guest contributor Ben Christian, Networks and Collaboration General Manager NZ at NTT Ltd, shares the five ways networks are likely to evolve over the next decade.
Guest contributor Ben Christian, Networks and Collaboration General Manager NZ at NTT Ltd, shares the five ways networks are likely to evolve over the next decade.
Cybersecurity specialist Fortinet has pledged to train one million people in five years in a bid to help meet a global cybersecurity skills gap.
Companies are looking beyond best-effort internet connectivity to public clouds to improve network performance, reliability, and security.
On Tuesday evening, for a period of time, no one could access the New York Times site, nor the BBC, Trade Me, Radio New Zealand, Pinterest, nor Reddit and even the UK government website had gone down. For nearly an hour, the internet was a much quieter place.
As businesses continue to globalise, embrace remote operations, and increase their use of multicloud, adoption of Network as a Service (NaaS) solutions is increasing.
Implement a secure split-stack architecture and become platform agnostic. Leverage the cost and performance advantages of Oracle Cloud and Oracle Autonomous Database for your applications hosted by other cloud providers.
Enterprises can design a hybrid software-defined MPLS network that frees them from long-term contracts while improving network performance and reliability.
Veeam and ExaGrid cut backup time in half for Trustpower, a leading New Zealand power and telecommunications company.
A thorough understanding of cloud service provider SLAs is necessary to make solid deployment decisions.
Comparing the cost components to privately connect to these major cloud service providers.
We clarify the private connectivity differences between these major hyperscalers.
Let’s state it simply: A mobile app architecture is simply the codes developers use to create an effectively-structured application.
The next generation of high-speed mobile data is underway, how will it impact our lives and the way we do business?
Eight months into New Zealanders’ work-from-home experiments, what’s next for corporate network design?
The world is entering what futurists call a tipping point, as blockchain cryptocurrencies change how we do business.
The recent distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks that hit the NZX and other New Zealand companies have receded, but the lessons on cybersecurity preparedness need to be learnt, says a leading cyber expert who was involved in the response to the attacks.
With six trading brands, 270+ stores, a successful e-commerce presence, and more than 12,000 employees spread across its network, The Warehouse Group (TWG) is one of the largest retail groups in New Zealand.
The Government yesterday announced its commitment to a long-term equity programme for health and disability. In part, the report was a response to the past lack of planning around digital technology.
Here are the 5 major steps to set your business up for migration to the Microsoft Cloud, for those starting on their digital transformation journey.
Yesterday, the Digital Council, the Government's digital advisory group, released its statement of recommendations post-COVID-19 recovery. I spoke to Mitchell Pham, Council Chair, just after the release, for more detail.
Paul speaks with Greg Cross, Chief Executive at Soul Machines - and winner of NZ Hi-Tech Flying Kiwi award 2019 - on digital humans, artificial Intelligence, and boosting NZ innovation.
Why is it that some innovations gain mass appeal and uptake, whereas for others all we hear is a fleeting mention and nothing more?
Microsoft co-founder and social technologist, Bill Gates, is stepping down from the company’s Board of Directors into a Technology Advisor role to concentrate more on his philanthropic initiatives, the company announced Friday afternoon.
One of New Zealand’s leading telcos and Microsoft’s Partner of the Year are joining forces to help New Zealand businesses in their digital transformation.
David Spratt, of Counties Power Trust and Total Utilities, is back in studio talking to Dave Howden about the Tesla Model S100, his new appointment, transport challenges ahead, and the future of the power industry.