NZ firms find value in Singapore expo
Tech Venture 2001, a trade forum in Singapore attended by 11 New Zealand IT companies last month, was a success, say some of those who were there.
Stories by David Watson
Students develop traffic control software
Project has potential to be commercialised
Farnet helps schools, saves frogs
The kids like it and the frogs probably like it even more. Farnet, a networking initiative linking 10 high schools in the far north, means biology students can learn about frog anatomy without having to cut them up, as illustrated above.
AAPT strains prove LLU flawed: Telecom
Making money from shared exchanges here even harder than in Australia
South to get fast wireless
In a deal worth “six figures”, Southland ISP SouthNet and Invercargill investment company InvestSouth have undertaken to provide a wireless high-speed broadband service to Invercargill, rural Southland and the Queenstown-Arrowtown area.
Schools like Microsoft software deal
“It’s exactly the kind of support schools need”
Far north school LAN launched
150 computers and notebooks networked together
Govt gives schools $10m of Microsoft software
Deal to be carried out via Multi Serve Education Trust
Social agencies to get cellular VPN
"VPN will deliver more scalability and better cost structures”
Storage management software market may heat up
Competition in the storage management software market may heat up in the next few months.
ASB to introduce IP telephony
Cost of project not being revealed
Online security initiative unveiled by Visa
System will protect consumers while shopping online
NZ firms successful at Sydney software showcase
Trip was organised and partly funded by Trade New Zealand
NZ embraces call centre software
Company in final stages of a number of deals
Buffer overrun
A buffer is a data storage area that allows programs that run at different speeds to operate without interfering with each other.