Financing stories - Page 3
'Automate your invoicing to ease financial burden, says Concur
Thu, 17th Mar 2016
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accounting systems
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digital banking
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financing
Automating invoicing could ease financial burdens, according to Concur, which claims many organisations waste time and expenses on invoice management.
Vocus eyes aggressive channel expansion for Commander business
Tue, 15th Mar 2016
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it training
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broadband
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power / energy
Vocus Communications’ Commander business is launching a new assault on the channel, with plans to double its partner base this year.
Scanners: The unexpected financial management saviour
Wed, 2nd Dec 2015
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printing
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document management
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ecm
The Fuji Xerox DocuMate 3220 is an all encompassing scanning solution that makes organising your financial paperwork easier than ever before.
Wearables developers hit $29m funding milestone
Thu, 19th Nov 2015
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financing
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wearables
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productivity
APX Labs has raised $29m to date in a new funding round, enabling the company to connect the world's industrial workforce.
Dell debuts sweeping new channel programs and investments
Thu, 29th Oct 2015
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storage
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network infrastructure
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it training
Dell is continuing to ramp up its channel business, with ‘sweeping new programs and investments’ to accelerate the channel business in 2016.
More investors turning to ed tech startups
Mon, 10th Aug 2015
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edutech
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startups
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financing
Education technology companies are receiving more backing than ever before, with venture-capital funding reaching $765 million in Q2 2015.
NextDC garners expanded contract; $50m secured debt facility
Mon, 29th Jun 2015
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data centre operators
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financing
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nextdc
NextDC has won a new five-year contract with an existing client, and secured $50 million senior secured debt facility from NAB.
CERA bullish on Chch CBD anchor projects, though keeping mum on business cases
Wed, 11th Mar 2015
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financing
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christchurch
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aras
The Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Authority, which was tasked with overseeing the rebuild of the country's second-biggest city, is upbeat about the p.
Buller loses bid to claw back interest on $4 million from Brightwater over escarpment plans
Tue, 16th Dec 2014
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financing
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shares
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ndi
Buller Coal, the would-be Denniston Plateau coal miner owned by Bathurst Resources, has lost an application in the High Court to claim interest on.
Tidemark releases modern solution with predictive capabilities
Thu, 13th Nov 2014
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bi
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big data
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data analytics
Tidemark unveils a game-changing analytics platform, empowering CFOs with predictive insights for smarter financial planning in the Big Data era.
Aerohive shows significant revenue growth in New Zealand
Wed, 12th Nov 2014
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connector systems
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financing
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aerohive networks
Aerohive Networks New Zealand Ltd financial statements for the year ended December 31 2013 show a significant increase in revenue.
Cisco Capital: Why NZ businesses should consider ICT financing…
Tue, 11th Mar 2014
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cisco
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financing
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smb
In New Zealand’s business environment today, customers need to decide not only what to buy, but how to buy it.
Breakdown of Dell's deal...
Fri, 8th Feb 2013
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microsoft
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network infrastructure
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financing
Following Michael Dell's decision to make his company private, we breakdown the US$24.4 billion deal.
How to get the most out of partner programmes
Fri, 2nd Mar 2012
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martech
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crm
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partner programmes
The world of partner programmes can be complex and confusing. Amy Christopher, Symantec partner marketing manager, Asia Pacific and Japan, suggests so.
Preparing the way
Tue, 1st Dec 2009
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bi
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big data
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planning
Businesses urged to thoroughly prep before outsourcing or partnering, with focus on SWOT analysis and strategic alignment for success.
Future of Kordia cable soon to be revealed
Mon, 28th Sep 2009
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network infrastructure
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undersea cables
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kordia
Named Optikor, the cable is planned to land in Waiuku, north of<br />Auckland and is expected to cost around $200 million.
It’s not the economy, stupid (but the structure)
Sun, 1st Mar 2009
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bi
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big data
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planning
One of the more subtle areas that often trips up new ventures, especially contractors, is the attribution rule.