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
Internet service providers generally offer separate products for business and consumer or residential customers. Businesses pay more, but get more in return. Business Internet plans can have extra data, guaranteed service levels or additional services. Frequently there are dedicated specialist support staff more tuned to your needs. In contrast residential users have to wait in line for support that can be indifferent. It's no secret that many small businesses choose to save money and opt for a consumer plan. You don't always get a choice, particularly if you operate from the centre of town, a busy main street or a business park. Sometimes ISPs will only supply business accounts to these addresses. In general, few ISPs care which plan customers
The export lessons have come hard and fast for New Zealand firms in 2013. But now that we’re all wide awake to both the upside and downside of ‘clubbing together’, everyone’s focused on building bigger market share in 2014.
‘Sell and walk away’ is not the only business exit option. Kevin Kevany looks at some of the other ways to ensure the best possible outcome when selling your business.
CHIA is a fledgling Nelson-based natural health drink company with an award-winning business plan and a product finding favour with health-conscious Kiwis. NZBusiness caught up with its co-creator Chloe Van Dyke.
Lisa Martin highlights the real value in creating a positive office culture within your business.
As a business owner you often find that you have to turn your hand to many new skills, but a little trust can set you free and create new opportunities.
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