NZ shines in Tech Fast 500, with 45 firms making the cut. EROAD leads at 10th with 2,746% growth, showcasing Kiwi innovation on a global stage.
A sluggish first half saw Rakon's six-month loss widen to USD $3.96M, with falling revenues and rising expenses. Shares dropped 4.4% to 43 cents.
IT hiring in major Western markets will come predominantly from Asian-headquartered companies enjoying double-digit growth.
PC-maker records growing sales to defy struggling PC market, becoming the number one vendor in the laptop industry.
Social networking site celebrated one year anniversary of the launch earlier this week, we check out how it's getting on.
Rakon to cut 60 New Zealand jobs, shifting manufacturing to China and India to cut costs and improve profits by NZD $10 million annually.
South Korean firm completes transfer of handset connectivity and location development operations and technology from CSR.
Juniper ANZ MD Mark Iles exits amid a drastic job cull, with 10-15% of local staff cut as part of global restructuring to boost innovation.
As tech advances, e-waste skyrockets with outdated gadgets piling up. Experts warn of fast-growing waste from incessant device upgrades.
French telecom equipment maker will reduce it's Indian workforce by 1,000 people as the global economy takes its toll.
Optimation celebrates two decades in IT with a strategic move, acquiring a stake in Barbador to advance into Google Enterprise services.
Wheedle reassures users their passwords are safe post-privacy breach but faces criticism over security handling.
Despite being forced to close online operations two days after its official launch, Trade Me rival posts web developer advert in India.
Woolworths offloads its Dick Smith electronics chain to Anchorage Capital Partners for AUD $20 million, sharpening its focus on core supermarket operations.
Smartphones shipped globally will reach figures of 1.7 billion by 2017 with emerging markets seeing particularly strong growth according to latest findings.
NZ's Pravin Daryani takes ContentForest to global stage with Start-Up Chile win, aiming to revolutionise content creation.
Richard Harri, Synnex country manager, opens up about his unique career path, commitment to community service, and passion for travel.
Value of projects completed hits one million NZD for the Kiwi arm of the world's largest outsourcing and crowd-sourcing marketplace.
PC shipments plummet across Asia Pacific, marking a significant shift towards mobile devices amid economic uncertainties.
<strong>From travelling through 30 countries in a year to his role as an avid Rotarian, you can't accuse Richard Harri of living life on autopilot.
