Rugged technology is growing in popularity with companies and individuals looking for computing solutions capable of handling the daily knocks and drops. That’s according to Panasonic Toughpad and Toughbook distributor
At CES on January 7th, Toshiba unveiled its premium, sleek and ultra-lightweight, Toshiba Chromebook – the first device of its kind to feature a 13.3-inch diagonal HD display. As Toshiba's
Allan Sargeant is well aware that caring for older people takes heart as well as a new level of management skills, not much required back in the day. Jackie Russell
When Samsung launched the first Galaxy Note there was a question mark over the device. Would people want a huge 5.7 inch display on a phone? The device is too
Just as we were wondering what useful apps could be squeezed into the tiny display on a smart watch, Westpac New Zealand announced it has developed a mobile banking app
Hewlett-Packard has three different lines of personal computer products. There are relatively low-cost devices for consumers, slightly more robust hardware for small business users and swept-up models for larger companies
A small but growing number of companies are adopting the Marketing Association’s Data Warranty Register (DWR) programme to assure customers their information is being treated with privacy and respect.
NZ Marketing Association chair Debra Hall is advising SME owner/managers to think more about how they can tailor their messages following the release of new research on the effectiveness of advertising in print media.
Increasing numbers of Kiwi businesses are turning to mobile apps to help customers research, review and buy online. Nic Gibbens, creative director for Wellington-based mobile solutions specialist PaperKite, says mobile apps are rapidly becoming mainstream.
Jonny Mole, CEO of Chilli, introduces the concept of “audience equity” and its increasing relevance within the emerging “connection economy”. In this three-part mini-series, Jonny outlines how the concept applies to the functions of Selling, Marketing and Recruiting within an ambitious privately-owned business. Part 3.
New Zealand daily deal company GrabOne is contesting the conclusions drawn from a 300-person PriceMe survey showing declining interest in daily deals.
Total cost transparency, improved reporting and a wider service offering to put company administrators at ease with their balance sheets – these are just some of the latest trends impacting the company vehicle leasing space. Glenn Baker reports.
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