Adobe stories
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Selling printers is no longer about the fastest, best colour or lowest price, as Robert de Jeu, brand manager, Print Solutions, Canon New Zealand details.
Acronis boosts ANZ team, hiring Michelle Duffy as channel BDM with a rich IT background including Cisco, Adobe, and Microsoft expertise.
Adobe announces 750 job cuts in a £71 million restructuring, shifting focus to digital media and marketing amid falling shares.
Things change often on the World Wide Web. NetGuide strongly recommends that you use caution when downloading anything from the internet.
The changing cybercrime landscape means secure web gateways are increasingly important, says Jeremy Hulse, vice president, sales Asia Pacific for M86.
Google guides Kiwis on safe online shopping practices amidst the eCommerce boom, offering savvy tips to protect personal info.
Flash games are evolving to 3D as Adobe gears up to launch Flash 11 and AIR 3, promising console-quality gaming on various devices.
Exploring the digital age's pitfalls and paradoxes, from Orewa College's iPad initiative to Obama's Twitter faux pas and the HP TouchPad review.
Dive into the final part of how to craft an impressive website, exploring visual sophistication and the art of user-friendly design.
The voting has now finished and finalists decided. Check out who has made it into the top five in each category.
The dream of the paperless office may not be so far-fetched after all, as digitisation and cloud computing make it a real possibility.
Adobe's acquisition of Echosign may spell the end for paper use in offices, introducing a future where e-signatures become the norm.
Extensis launches Universal Type Server 3 to combat font infringement, safeguarding companies' assets and avoiding legal woes.
Melbourne's BizTech eyes NZ expansion, tapping Rob Robinson to spearhead growth in Adobe solutions integration.
Adobe's design software now available as a subscription, starting at NZ$130 per month, ensuring access to latest versions.
Microsoft's recent Security Intelligence Report reports an up-tick in use of marketing-like approaches by cyber-criminals.
Here we go again! It's time to announce the details of New Zealand's most respected web awards – the People's Choice NetGuide Web Awards 2011.
NZ firms underinvest in IT security, risking avg losses of $15K per incident, despite the challenges in calculating clear ROI.
