MAPP stories - Page 41

XSOL's global expansion accelerates, signing a new partner weekly under Director Peter Fletcher, bolstering its unique intelligent mapping software.

GameStop stores on US military bases globally to ban Medal of Honor game for letting players be Taliban, citing respect for troops.

New Zealand Defence Minister Wayne Mapp criticizes revamped Medal of Honor game for its portrayal of modern-day Afghanistan.

New Zealand ICT conference boasts high-profile presenters, featuring Google, KiwiBank and Trade Me, mapping out the next 50 years.

Mindjet announces the general availability of version 9 of its visual information mapping software, MindManager.

THERE'S AN IMPRESSIVE DEGREE OF CUSTOMISATION TO BE HAD, BUT SBK X IS PERHAPS BEST LEFT TO THE PATIENT AND THE HARDCORE MOTORSPORT ENTHUSIASTS.

Cloud-based applications provider Mindjet is sponsoring a free Webinar on 'Mastering Communication for Global Projects'.

Software is one of the fastest growing segments in ICT, so how does New Zealand's software economy measure up?.

Revolutionizing direct mail for businesses, online tools now make reaching customers through the 'humble envelope' easier and more effective than ever.

Auckland's Traffic Operations Centre opens, revolutionising NZ's road network management with cutting-edge technology.

TracMap, NZ's agricultural GPS leader, boosts farm productivity by dominating its sector and showing significant export growth.

Google has admitted it accidentally gathered personal data<br />from wi-fi networks while doing its Street View mapping, and has now stopped<br />doing this.

Embracing CRM technology enhances businesses' efficiency by improving client relations, driving productivity, and offering a competitive edge.

Auckland's traffic woes may ease with the launch of a state-of-the-art Traffic Operations Centre, a NZD $6.5 million collaboration offering real-time updates.

As we dive into VMs and hardware pooling, the overlooked challenge of security zoning emerges, revealing virtualisation's complex impact.

Statistics NZ has launched Business Toolbox, a free online toolset aimed at SMEs, providing easy access to market data and industry performance.

Christchurch's Visual Pronunciation Software clinches a seven-figure deal with Buzan Online, boosting its international reach with speech recognition tech.

Epicor's Shared Benefits programme offers a 50/50 split on ERP project risks and rewards, aiming to control costs and enhance ROI through joint management.

The Web site allows Kiwis to check and confirm that the emergency services have the right details on how to find them.

A new software system launched this week allows users to input data and then offers decision-making 'support' based on a psychological approach.