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Salvation Army hits new Notes
Lotus Notes is the communications backbone for the Salvation Army in its mission to provide social services to New Zealanders from one end of the country to the other.
CPIT does its ICT homework
A data warehouse and service oriented architecture platform promise to put rich information at the fingertips of Christchurch Polytechnic Institute of Technology (CPIT) executives while allowing them to streamline course delivery.
Not for kids
Who would have thought that infrastructure was the most interesting part of the Internet? Welcome to cloud computing, where big pipes and big iron create a second—no, third—generation of Internet entrepreneurs.
Forecast: Cloudy
Who would have thought that infrastructure was the most interesting part of the Internet? Welcome to cloud computing, where big pipes and big iron create a second—no, third—generation of Internet entrepreneurs.
Why the wheels fell off
Mountain Buggy looked like a model company for New Zealand’s design-led future, yet in January it reported debts of $22 million and the receiver was called in. What happened to one of our brightest export prospects?
Zero One ups managed services ante
Web and managed services provider Zero One gains ongoing savings by opting for IBM’s cost-effective serial-attached SCSI (SAS) drives for storing customer data.