Microsoft Azure stories
Microsoft plans massive expansion of Windows Azure in Asia, with investments in the hundreds of millions, bolstering its cloud services.
Veeam Software expands customer support with three new hires in Australia, after talks with TechDay at the Westcon Imagine Event.
Industry analysts question software company's claims that Office 365 is flying off the shelves, demanding facts over fiction.
Company shares reach a seven-month high, stemmed from a cash injection by activist investor group ValueAct Capital.
Microsoft announces Q3 results, with revenues of $20.49bn and earnings per share of $0.72, thanks to success in cloud services.
Software giant cuts prices for hosting and processing online data in an attempt to knock Amazon.com from the top spot.
Explore Microsoft's latest tech advancements at the SharePoint conference in Auckland this April, featuring key insights and developments.
With the rise of the software defined data centre, the virtual data protection and management market is emerging as the next frontier for the channel.
Microsoft New Zealand continues their look back at 2012, remembering their work during the past twelve months.
NZ firms embrace hybrid cloud solutions, driven by Windows Server 2012, for scalability and cost efficiency amidst tight budgets.
Webjet soars to new heights with Microsoft Cloud, enhancing customer service and business scalability amid a 30% surge in online bookings.
Microsoft holds shareholder meeting in Seattle as CEO Steve Ballmer shares business updates and highlights success of Windows 8.
With Microsoft Visual Studio 2012, PayGlobal enhances HR software development, boasting remarkable time savings and efficiency gains.
Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 debuts in NZ, offering SMEs a cloud-centric ERP solution with enhanced user experience and business intelligence.
TechEd 2012 marries art with tech, featuring data visualisations and launching Windows Server 2012, signalling a big year for Microsoft.
Over half of CommVault's clients are eyeing cloud archiving, enticed by on-demand capacity and reduced admin costs, says the company.
World's first cloud-optimised operating system was launched this morning at Microsoft TechEd 2012 conference in Auckland.
MYOB taps into NZ's underused cloud market, transforming its platform to bridge the tech gap for non-techie businesses.
Start-ups to benefit from a £60,000 cloud services boost through The ICEHOUSE and Creative HQ's new BizSpark Plus programme.
CommVault and Microsoft enhance cloud storage with Simpana software and Azure, offering up to 62TB capacity for enterprises starting at $50,000.
