The 2013 upgrade of Microsoft's SharePoint collaboration environment has significant enhancements over the previous -- 2010 - version, particularly in enhanced search and working in the Cloud, but it still has its limitations, ex-Microsoft specialist Ian Morrish warns.
It would be an understatement to say there are some New Zealanders who don’t completely trust our government. There are probably more who have not yet completely overcome their mistrust of ICT.
Reports of a potentially serious security breach in Ministry of Justice database systems are wrong, the ministry’s deputy secretary organisational development and support, Rose Percival says.
New Zealand’s National Library is well ahead of UK efforts to harvest and preserve web content.
A government-subsidised programme to encourage recycling of material from old televisions has begun in earnest over the whole South Island. The programme will not, however, extend to computer monitors.
There is case for treating digital messages differently from those of other media when it comes to cyberbullying says InternetNZ policy lead Susan Chalmers.
The crippling shortage of ICT staff may work against the chance of raising the overall competence, reputation and accountability of ICT professionals, a meeting of the Institute of IT Professionals has heard.
Telecom has decided to continue using Yahoo as its email provider, under the YahooXtra brand, despite a major security breach earlier this year.
The Earthquake Commission (EQC) is considering using SEEmail (Secure Electronic Environment for Mail), says chief executive Ian Simpson.
The Commerce Commission is pressing on with its determination of a cost-based price for wholesale broadband – the unbundled bitstream access (UBA) service.
Land Information NZ (Linz) has secured funding and canvassed interest in work towards a specific Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI) to assist Canterbury’s recovery from the effects of the earthquakes.
Cloud computing might seem on the surface to be a cause of potential discord between the ICT team and the other parts of the business. Business users, knowing they can flexibly and cheaply fire up applications to handle many standard tasks, will seek to do this without involving ICT.
ConsumerNZ is publicly expressing reservations about the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement (TPPA), still in negotiation.
Wellington City Council has a new "responsive design" website - that is, a site designed to adjust its layout to the device used to access it.
How many “real mes” are there using the igovt logon system?