Healthcare stories - Page 183

How enterprise-grade applications like mobile computing and IP voice and video will strain enterprise networks - and what to do about it.

Gary Denman, a former Microsoft executive with 18 years experience, takes the lead at Polycom ANZ, aiming to expand its UC presence.

Timaru blazes trail with Ultra Fast Broadband: 6000+ premises including schools and hospitals to connect by July, soaring to 11,000 by 2015.

Prepare to meet the super network says James Owens, Extreme Networks regional director, Australia and New Zealand.

Market for video conferencing set to skyrocket, presenting significant opportunities for businesses across all sectors to drive growth and innovate.

2degrees, Mighty River Power and others to explain how they used Business Intelligence to improve their decision making.

In an economic crunch, enhancing first-call resolution in contact centres is key to boosting customer service and cutting costs.

NZ printer market sees $55M in Q2 2011, with an 8% rise by 2014 driven by inkjets, despite the digital shift and tablet impacts.

From living room dances to medical marvels, the Kinect transcends gaming, sparking innovation in fields from healthcare to mining.

With server virtualisation reaching maximum penetration in mature markets like New Zealand, now is the time for resellers to look to other virtualisat.

Communications Minister Steven Joyce has announced two new tenders as the Government completes a $15 million mop-up of the Rural Broadband Initiative (RBI).

Former Microsoft Australia marketing manager appointed as director of channel alliances & cloud for APAC & Japan.

Connecting the most isolated schools to the Government's Rural Broadband Initiative comes at a cost: $2000 per student.

Hewlett-Packard unveils Next Generation Desktop, aiming to simplify networks for government, healthcare, and finance giants with Microsoft and Citrix.

Waikato's Te Rapa sees the start of a £300m Ultra-Fast Broadband rollout, promising to connect 75% of NZ to high-speed internet by 2019.

British invention reimagines travel: Gravity Train could make global trips in just 42 minutes, using Earth's core as its engine.

The long wait is over. We've finally had the announcement on who will build and manage the bulk of the Government's Ultra-fast Broadband network.

Motion tablets edge out competition in NZ, with first shipment sold out and industries embracing their rugged versatility over traditional options.

The iPad 2's launch boosts enterprise mobility, balancing sleek design and usability with productivity gains, while also sparking new security challenges.

2011 sees a surge in technology focusing on compliance, consumer-inspired enterprise tools, and deepening of social media integration in business processes.