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Mobility and traffic technology company Intelematics has expanded its connected vehicle services, including eCall, into New Zealand.

New Zealand competition regulator The Commerce Commission has filed eight charges under the Fair Trading Act against Two Degrees Mobile Limited for alleged misleading claims about their ‘free Aussie roaming’ for business mobile plans.

Global technology company, HCLTech has announced plans to extend its apprenticeship program, Rise at HCLTech, to “help close the digital skills gap” in New Zealand.

InternetNZ, the domain name authority for New Zealand, says it has fixed a vulnerability in authoritative DNS servers like those run by the top-level domain operators.

Kiwis can pre-order the new iPhone XS, XS Max and Apple Swatch Series 4 GPS edition, but for some reason Spark isn't selling the Series 3 or 4 Apple Watch with LTE.

What is digital transformation? What does it mean for you and your business? There’s plenty of hype, but Software AG is making it real, helping major clients truly transform.

Leadership in the land of start-ups is being claimed by WREDA, the Wellington Regional Economic Development Agency with plenty of zeal for new tech businesses!

Robotic Process Automation (RPA) doesn’t actually involve physical robots but instead computer software to reduce costs and yield significant benefits, and it’s now here in Australia, NZ and Asia.

The Warranty Group has announced it will honour all valid claims under extended warranties sold by Dick Smith across Australia and New Zealand.

New Zealand’s The Instillery Group has come together with the Purple WiFi in a partnership which the company says creates New Zealand’s first Cloud Managed Service Provider for the global social WiFi company.

With regulation of the New Zealand telecommunications industry under scrutiny, the country’s biggest telco, Spark, says ensuring industry players have certainty to continue investing in New Zealand’s digital future should be the main thrust of a review into the Telecommunications Act.

New Zealand cloud accounting solutions provider Xero has released its results for the financial year to the end of March, achieving more than half a million subscribers worldwide over the past 12 months and passing the NZ$100 million revenue mark.

Global flash storage solutions vendor Nimble Storage has appointed former VMware sales executive Bede Hackney as managing director of its Australian, New Zealand business.

Semble, the New Zealand integrated mobile wallet app for mobile network operators, has added public transport to its service offerings.

One of Brightcove’s bright ideas has been the development of a cloud-based HbbTV solution, with its technology powering HbbTV in New Zealand.

SAP has appointed an Asian-based executive of its global partner operations business as Chief Operating Officer (COO) for SAP Australia and New Zealand (ANZ).

New Zealand telco, Spark,  is up in arms at the high charges for the country’s wholesale broadband prices which it says are pushing up the retail price of the Internet to the detriment of Kiwi consumers.

The New Zealand PC market has cooled in the first part of this year after strong growth in computer sales in 2014.

New Zealand fleet management technology companies, International Telematics and Imarda are to merge their businesses to form a new entity, Coretex in a move designed to accelerate growth  and expansion in the US telematics market.

IBM says a new contract with New Zealand’s Ministry of Health is another step in its success in driving strong cloud momentum in the Australia and New Zealand markets.