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A shortage of IT talent in New Zealand will lead to higher salaries and multiple job offers for professionals in 2013, says Robert Walters.

During Microsoft's ReImagined event, the software manufacturer outlined why Microsoft Dynamics can drive revenue and serve customers.

Kroll Ontrack has revealed a surge in cloud storage and virtualisation adoption, but a shortage of proactive protocols in data protection.

ANZ tech leaders grapple with IT staffing shortages, security breaches, and strategic disconnects, a new ISACA survey reveals.

Focus on application deployment, cross-platform support 'from the metal up', and building for the future in the cloud.

Almost a third of businesses and government organisations in the UK are still not using cloud computing, survey finds.

Wellington will host the inaugural New Zealand Visual Studio ALM Conference for two days commencing on April 6th.

Candle has launched a mobile recruitment site, enabling New Zealand IT professionals to access job opportunities swiftly via smartphones.

Being a one-trick technologist doesn’t cut the mustard given that cloud computing demands broader business skills.

IBM unveils new skills and sales programmes to enhance partners' abilities in cloud and analytics, tapping into a network of nearly 1000 firms.

Nearly half of Oceania's IT professionals view cloud computing as too risky despite its cost advantages, says ISACA's latest study.

HP has launched 48Upper, a pioneering IT management solution that integrates social networking and community insights to boost productivity and collaboration.

In 2010 the number of files, images, records and other digital information containers will grow by a factor of 67, a study has said.

A survey by Kelly Services reveals over 71% report stable or rising demand for skilled IT professionals, echoing the high demand seen in 2008.

Open source software is growing in popularity worldwide, driven by factors such as cost-cutting and the growth of the internet.

Acceptable and good IT practices have been put on paper with the release of a new IT Code of Practice for New Zealand IT professionals.

Forty percent of New Zealand companies have adopted video communication technology in the past 12 months, a recent poll has indicated.

IBM is hosting free Cognos Performance Events across New Zealand in November, showcasing new solutions and best practices for business optimisation.