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As part of Operational Separation, Telecom must comply with a complex set of undertakings which affect the way its IT systems are managed.
Telecom's Paul Reynolds navigates through a year of transformation and challenges, eyeing future growth amidst fierce competition and regulatory changes.
There is no doubt that Forza has a pedigree; the series has been a favourite amongst race fans for a good while now.
Despite a challenging 2009, the IT sector looks to a hopeful 2010 with job market shifts, rising Windows 7 adoption, and cloud computing progress.
NZ's IT pioneer, Brian Eardley-Wilmot, reflects on a career that began with Apple distributon and now champions data recovery.
Outsourcer base2 is helping customers with their ICT struggles through its managed service offerings. How did it all begin?.
Telecom's seven-storey high Christmas tree was lit up by the sound of children's wishes at its unveiling in Auckland on Saturday.
Briscoes and EziBuy fight against recession with SAP ERP, improving efficiency and forecasting better margins, per MD Rod Duke.
New 'Duh' worm hits jailbroken iPhones, stealing data and enrolling devices in a botnet, signalling significant security risks for users.
As the holiday season heats up, Internet security firms, such as AVG and BitDefender, urge online shoppers to stay vigilant and follow basic safety tips.
Distributor Soft Solutions transitions to vendor, launching the Business Continuity Appliance to address SMEs' gaps in cost-effective hardware failure recovery.
BioWare releases minimum specs and DRM details for upcoming game Mass Effect 2, with disk check for retail version.
SEGA announces playable demo of Bayonetta hitting Xbox Live and PSN on December 3rd. Perfect scores from EDGE and Famitsu. Retail release on Jan 8th.
A new piece of malware based on the recent Ikee worm has the ability to steal online banking credentials from jailbroken iPhones.
Requests for data recovery are on the up, and according to a leading data recovery provider, human error is responsible for the increasing demand.
For just $1000 a corporate spy can buy equipment to hack into a business's DSL connection and access – even change – highly confidential information.
Ideal for multitaskers, iBend is the sleek media player stand revolutionising how iPhone and iPod users view content on the go.
The third TUANZ Rural Broadband Symposium, held in Rotorua last month, was the moment when the prospect of fibre to New Zealand farms became real.
The TiVo media device, offering Freeview TV and CASPA On-Demand services, is now available at Telecom, allowing users to download new-releases and TV shows.
>>> If you were offered premium Internet content for a special price, would you be willing to pay it? Depends on the content, you might say.
