Over 30% of New Zealanders reported having investigated and purchased any products or services online, and an additional 50% of respondents had investigated products and services online but had either paid for the products offline or had not yet made a purchase, Nielsen//NetRatings reported.
Over 30% of New Zealanders reported having investigated and purchased any products or services online, and an additional 50% of respondents had investigated products and services online but had either paid for the products offline or had not yet made a purchase, Nielsen//NetRatings reported.
Digital Transformation
Global kiwifruit company Zespri signs five-year private cloud deal with SAP
Innovation
Microsoft just revealed the future of Teams (You may love it, airlines won't)
We're on the cusp of a return to business travel? Enjoy it while it lasts, if Microsoft has anything to do about it.
McDonald's next move may be hard for customers to swallow (if they notice it)
COVID-19 has changed a lot of things, especially in the restaurant world. The rising price of fast food, for example. What might be the as yet unseen tech-driven consequences? ...
Why the mainframe is alive and thriving
Mainframes are still going strong after 70 years.
Relay Plus adds panic button to its enterprise push-to-talk device to help hospitality workers
New legislation is ushering in the requirement for a panic button in certain industries, and Relay+ has a solution.
Hey Texas, here's some tech you might be needing right now
As some states begin to completely reverse their COVID-19 policies, crowds will gather for various events. A new technology claims it can help manage the safety risks. ...
Xero expands small business offering with Planday acquisition
Under the deal, valued at €183.5 million, Xero will pay €155.7 million upfront and the remainder will be paid based on earnout payments based on product development and revenue milestones. ...
Splunk shares rise as fiscal Q4 recurring revenue tops expectations, lead by cloud
Splunk’s annualized recurring revenue rose 41% and topped expectations, reversing a miss in the prior quarter.
High severity Linux network security holes found, fixed
This nasty set of bugs can lead to an attacker gaining root access, but the patch is already available.
Rimini Street beats Q4 expectations, says revenue growth accelerating
The company reported a diluted net loss per share of 4 cents for its fourth quarter on revenue $87.8 million, up 15.4 percent year-over-year.
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