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A new report shows NZ median IT salaries are down 2% in July, reaching $80,000. NZ's skills shortage and migration levels may be contributing factors.

Over 70% of airlines don’t have an effective cash-flow forecasting solution in place, despite more than 90% realising that it’s a priority.

Many malicious developers try to trick users into downloading their apps by creating the illusion of a useful application.

A long awaited report into the collapse of Dick Smith Group highlighs numerous poor decisions which ultimately lead to the fall of an industry giant.

Pokemon Go has brought augmented reality to the masses, revealing the potential for brands to take advantage of the craze.

The winners of the Excellence in IT Awards 2016 were announced in front of a crowd of 700 professionals at a gala event in Wellington last night.

Pictures of the Galaxy Note 7 have surfaced, and Samsung fans have worked themselves into a lather of speculation.

The Institute of IT Professionals NZ criticizes New Zealand government's new digital technology integration program.

SumofUs claims Apple's iOS10 upgrade strategy is planned obsolescence, making older devices slower, according to a petition with over 150,000 signatures.

Most SOCs today work by putting their first level analysts – the most junior analysts, usually assigned to be the 24×7 eyes on console.

Cloud-based Windows or a Linux server can cost approximately $1 per hour and even after a year the cost of that server is less than $9,000.

​The fast-moving world we live in today has enabled many SMBs and start-ups to prosper - but those who fail to keep up often fall by the wayside.

New Zealand's ICT sector is strong, ranking 17th out of 139 countries, according to the World Economic Forum's Global Information Technology report.

The World Economic Forum's Global Information Technology Report paints a rosy picture of Australia's ICT sector, placing it 18th out of 139 countries.

Cyber security is one of the biggest threats to businesses worldwide, with a growing demand for IT security specialists.

Businesses in Australia and New Zealand are prioritizing the wrong aspects of cyber security, according to Palo Alto Networks.

A focus on niche markets doesn’t mean small returns for resellers. Distributor Sektor tells how resellers can capitalise on some booming ‘niche’ plays.

Reset the clock because it’s back to the future; déjà vu all over again. The battle for ownership of digital platforms has begun.

Wild Strait has become an official Tableau Software OEM partner, fusing software performance with global data visualisation.

When there comes a need for auto-responding bots that can take harassment by its thorns and turn it back on the perpetrator, it makes you wonder.