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MYOB has launched 'LiveAccounts', a new online accounting solution aimed at simplifying financial management for New Zealand businesses, set for a June release.
Microsoft has launched Office 2010 and SharePoint 2010, as well as Microsoft Visio 2010 and Microsoft Project 2010 to businesses worldwide.
M86 appoints Thom Linden, ex-WatchGuard exec, as SVP of Global R&D, aiming to boost its global market share with cloud-based services.
IBM has released a new social media monitoring tool that allows you to gauge a view of customer opinions from several social media websites.
Twitter is testing new features for businesses, including the ability to accept direct messages from anyone, according to Mashable.
The growth of software as a service means companies have an increasing need to integrate data and business processes, says IBM.
Two versions released to target businesses selling both goods and services, with a 30-day trial of FileMaker Pro 11 included.
An interactive identity theft self-test tool has been launched by international privacy commissioners, offering practical tips to protect personal information.
Melbourne IT has signed a three year deal with HCL Technologies to implement its global Integrated Web Services IT integration project.
As ERP vendors incorporate advanced Business Intelligence tools, experts question if these systems alone can meet evolving data analysis needs for businesses.
Ndevr launches a new GHG management tool, pre-integrated with Oracle software, aiding firms like Thiess in efficient carbon footprint analysis and reporting.
Symantec flags April as crucial for IT admins following Microsoft's patch of 25 vulnerabilities, including 9 critical ones, across its software.
James Gosling (pictured) has resigned from enterprise software company, choosing to not publically explain his reasons why.
A recent Informatica survey reveals enterprises are struggling with overwhelming data growth, with 35% unable to manage growing volumes in their applications.
Wind back the clock just five or 10 years and many businesses were running their IT departments at around 10% capacity, which by today's standards of.
NZ businesses embrace digital signage, tailoring real-time info for customers, spotlighting the trend's rapid content refresh capabilities.
NZ shopping centres lead in digital media, revolutionising brand exposure with interactive signage, meeting Millennials' hunger for digital content.
In the quest for the perfect digital signage, simplicity and reliability reign supreme, ensuring imagery hits its mark on time.
Retailers seek 'stickiness' with consumers, using digital signage as a potent tool to keep brands in customers' minds and pockets.
