Software stories - Page 28

From providers to software, read about how ERP can benefit small businesses in New Zealand and help them succeed globally.

Marks & Spencer entered into a dispute with one of its technology providers over a misunderstanding in their contract.

Operating systems stole the show at GSMA Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, with Microsoft, Google, and Palm revealing game-changing software updates.

IBM enhances its business partnership program to lead the midmarket, become the partner of choice, and be the top provider of integrated solutions in 2009.

Last month we wrote about investing in new ideas, in companies whose underlying asset is in the form of intellectual property.

Intel celebrates its 40th anniversary with insights from 20-year veteran Graham Tucker, reflecting on the tech revolution and future trends in computing.

PlateSpin has released PlateSpin Forge, an all-in-one disaster recovery appliance for physical and virtual server workloads, now shipping in Asia Pacific.

Performance optimising firm Riverbed sets up shop in Auckland, New Zealand, appointing Andrew Cashmore and Mike Weinstock to drive market presence.

Months of hard work has paid off for New Zealand Wi-Fi specialist Tomizone as it continues to expand into the global market.

EMC's Craig Stoddart lauds the company's shift from hardware to holistic information management, underpinned by the innovative Velocity partner program.

The Hosting Con exhibition in Las Vegas highlights the booming SaaS market and the rising profile of New Zealand IT companies on the global stage.

Resellers should consider cost, scalability and document storage when selecting digital workflow solutions, says Nuance's Derek Austin.

SaaS has revolutionised software delivery with subscription-based access and seamless updates, surpassing the limitations of the outdated ASP model.