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Adobe is focused on helping users transition to the digital world by providing software tools for the creative process.

Home security options are getting cheaper and easier-to-use all the time, and D-Link’s newest HD Wi-Fi camera packs a lot of great features in.

Epson's new EcoTank L565 promises massive ink savings for home offices and small businesses, sporting a convenient setup and sleek design.

New Zealand accounting software pioneer Xero expects to double global revenue to more than $200 million in the year to March 2016.

As the value of data increases and losing critical information can be very costly for a business, ensuring data protection is more important than ever.

New Zealand Innovators Awards open for entries, celebrating revolutionary work in technology, agriculture, health, and sustainability.

It has been a successful year for Kiwi start-ups involved in Callaghan Innovation’s Technology Incubator Programme.

Upper Hutt City Council's free social media training for community groups, sporting organizations, and businesses is a success.

Embarking on a hybrid IT venture? Deliberate current ops and seek the right balance, advises CenturyLink's David Rosengrave.

With HP’s new laser printer technology JetIntelligence making an appearance, what is it and does the M277dw make sense?.

The New Zealand PHP Conference is your chance to share ideas, collect valuable knowledge and collaborate with your peers.

In the build up to the launch of Windows 10, Microsoft has been building the company’s first digital personal assistant.

Workforce management app GeoOp will migrate from NZAX to NZX main board after flagging the possibility of further capital raising to fund its growth.

Mobile devices are changing the workplace, says Concur, as more employees expect to interact with their company on their smartphone.

Microsoft faces stark reality as Windows' relevance wanes in an era where operating systems are free and the cloud reigns supreme.

Microsoft has acquired field service management solution provider FieldOne to bolster its Dynamics CRM offering.

Digital signage is becoming a crucial part of the marketing mix as it improves customer engagement, says SignStix research.

The way consumers shop is changing, with more reaching for their smartphone before or during their retail experience.

The Skype for Business practice will help Cogent meet the demand for Skype for Business solutions, while also complimenting its existing capabilities.

40% of New Zealanders shop online for convenience, 40% for price and value, and 20% for the range, says Nielsen.