BSO stories - Page 87

Channel partners can reap benefits from taking DevOps to the network, says Brocade ANZ boss Gary Denman. He tells us why - and how.

Acronis is taking a unique and targeted approach at how Blockchain can be used to solve specific data protection problems.

Agent 47’s episodic new-gen outing gets its second chapter- set in the absolutely huge picturesque Italian town of Sapienza.

The Western Australian Government launches an app to help Perth residents know the best hospital to go to in an emergency.

X-Men: Apocalypse offers an action-packed blockbuster but fails to reach its full potential, says our reviewer.

CCL is continuing its stellar run, this time gaining entry into a select group of Kiwi companies to be recognised as Fortinet Platinum Partners.

A recent release by a Sydney-based manufacturer of PVC stabilisers is a ground-breaking invention that will revolutionise the 3D printing industry.

Since the concept of email was first floated in the 60s, it has exploded onto the scene, becoming an absolutely crucial part of everyday business.

Geralt of Rivia’s monster-hunting adventures conclude with Blood and Wine, the final expansion for the award-winning RPG, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt.

New Zealand schools are failing to fully embrace cloud, leading to additional cost and complexity in their systems according to Kiwi company Dynamo6.

The UK Government has sponsored a survey that reveals a significant fraction of businesses have been breached this year.

Veeam is taking on the enterprise, and workload orchestration, but it wants resellers to move the customer conversations from backup to availability.

The NZTech Advanced Technology Summit 2016 is drawing near, and it aims to bring the dynamics of education technology (Edtech) to Auckland.

Lenovo is gearing up to 'own' the data centre market locally - and it's planning on taking its channel partners along for the ride.

Many New Zealand schools are hesitant to move to the cloud, causing added complexity, says IT support company Dynamo6.

My old gaming headphones are great, or so I thought. These headphones (both wired and wireless) absolutely blew that presumption out of the water.

Organisations should consider creating roles for data scientists as big data continues to provide valuable insights, says Teradata.

When the new 9.7 inch iPad Pro was placed down on my desk, it felt like Christmas. I didn’t even care that its metal finish was a distinctive pink.

Renewed interest in fixed wireless broadband as factors such as upgrades to LTE technology and the need to connect the unconnected come into play.

Absolute bolsters cybersecurity for businesses by integrating third-party vendors into its persistent endpoint protection service.