​Spark has revealed plans to take ownership of all 26 Spark consumer stores from dealer partners, saying the move will enable it to showcase its digital experience offerings in an interactive retail environment.
Telecommunications provider, Vodafone, has repaid NZ customers a total of $268,231 following complaints of inadequate information and improper charges surrounding its Broadband Lite promotion which attracted more than 146,000 users.
EMC plans to hand down advanced features, including de-duplication and even virtualisation, to consumer products coming out of its recently purchased Iomega division.
New Zealand broadband users are right up there with the most internet addicted nations in the world, spending on average 22 hours a week online.
One of the most noticeable trends in the ICT industry over the past few years has been the shift by many vendors from targeting large enterprise customers to seeking sales among small to medium-sized businesses.
Telecom legal spokeswoman Anna Hughes has replied to Computerworld questions on treating software supply as a service rather than a “good”, as submitted by Telecom in response to the proposed Consumer Protection (Definition of Goods and Services) Bill.