AUT net upgrade going well: IT manager
Auckland University of Technology’s rollout of a new Cisco network to replace its aging ATM one has proved largely successful, says AUT IT manager Calum MacLeod.
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HP e3000 phase-out OK: IT manager
It "performs very nicely — it’s very reliable”
Computer Society widening qualification recognition
Employers have to "take guesses" on CVs
Firms take up IP telephony, after trials
IP telephony continues to be adopted by New Zealand businesses and public institutions, though most are piloting it before committing to a major rollout.
HP merger dominates Compaq Alpha briefing
Attendees at a Compaq briefing last week in Auckland to explain the transition from the Alpha to Itanium platform were more interested in hearing about Compaq's proposed merger with Hewlett-Packard.
KAWM gains Aust gong
Videoconferencing network KAWM has done something New Zealand sports teams have proved unable to do in recent times: beaten Australia.
Arthur C Clarke’s NZ video odyssey
Other keynote speakers are Gil Simpson and Jack Matthews
Students also take part in SEARCC
Prizes for winning teams will be awarded at conference
Health IT cluster takes shape
“We don’t have a brain drain, we have a network”
TelstraSaturn faces Commerce Commission probe
"TelstraSaturn needs to provide quite a lot of information"
Police refit e-crime labs
Most crime contains electronic evidence of some sort
Handhelds give up secrets
"There aren’t many people who can cover their trail”
Early NZ internet a different beast
It seems strange to imagine a world without the internet or email, but in 1986 the concepts and the technology behind it were unknown to most people.
Computers’ impact on lives of the famous
In 1986 most New Zealanders didn't use computers regularly and email was a means of communication available only to universities and government research institutes.
Walker Wireless ditches MMDS
Company not yet saying how many jobs may be lost