Spark stories - Page 6

Patric Balmer has been appointed as its new managed security service provider (MSSP) lead for its cyber defence business.

Richard Adams appointed as CEO of CCL, taking over from Heather Graham who has returned to the US for personal reasons. #leadership #CCL.

The recent Opensignal Mobile Network Experience Report has revealed new findings and award recognitions for the NZ telco market.

Lack of skills and cost hindering businesses' adoption of cloud and digital transformation, reveals new research.

Spark and Microsoft NZ have recently collaborated to launch Microsoft Dynamics 365 across the entire Spark business enterprise.

Warwick Beban appointed as the new managing director of Brother New Zealand, succeeding Graham Walshe, who spent over 41 years with the company.

The possible sale of cellular telecommunications towers by the two biggest network owners could lead to cheaper services for consumers over the longer term.

Spark to take significant shareholding in IoT firm Adroit, enhancing IoT solutions for both companies and reinforcing Spark's commitment to the IoT market.

The membership appointment will allow Spark to continue working closely with communities to help them thrive using innovative technology and practices.

Spark NZ has launched a new tool intended to promote visibility and inclusion for non-binary communities online.

Should Kiwis practice better smartphone security, and are they one swipe or tap away from a colossal data breach?.

2degrees and Orcon Group plan to merge, creating New Zealand's third-largest telco, offering mobile, broadband, and energy services.

New Zealand's IoT market is expected to reach NZ$20 billion by 2021. But is enough attention being paid to IoT security?.

New Zealand IT distributor Telegistics has rebranded as Entelar as it seeks to better reflect the company's growth and range of services.

New Zealand organisations are at risk of being left behind in AI adoption, with a stark divide in usage, warns report.

EV charging company Evnex is on a mission to roll out more charging stations in rural parts of Aotearoa, thanks in part to Spark's extension of its IoT network.

The deal will see Spark deploy Nokia's latest 5G RAN technology across part of the rollout while upgrading 4G at these sites using Nokia products.

The Commerce Commission urgently seeks views on proposed marketing principles to reduce consumer confusion about alternative technology.

Spark expands uncapped wireless broadband to half-a-million more New Zealanders, bringing total to 1.2 million addresses.

Auckland's Takapuna Beach is the landing point for a submarine cable that boosts New Zealand's international connectivity by almost 100%.