Irish IT services firm Evros opens 24x7 centre in Auckland
Plans to hire up to 100 staff in next two years to service Northern Hemisphere clients
Plans to hire up to 100 staff in next two years to service Northern Hemisphere clients
Will account for almost half of IoT spend across the globe by 2022, but NZ organisations cite cost concerns
Twenty years ago, Anthony Belsham swapped his IT manager role to become a factory manager. Two decades on, he returns to ICT, as CEO of Fronde.
“There is no market crash”, says Gartner as it forecasts a 5.5 per cent decline in global IT spend in 2015.
IT service providers are big on talk of innovation these daysÂexcept when it comes to their own sales practices. It seems as if many vendor sales teams have been pulling from the same bag of frustrating and ineffective tricks to try to win deals since the dawn of IT outsourcing.
CIO of the Department of Immigration and Citizenship, Bob Correll, has left the agency for retirement and is set to be replaced early next month.
Talk to any CIO and one issue inevitably surfaces: How do CIOs cope in a world where they can’t keep up with what their employees are doing?
We constantly hear hype about how a given market is changing drastically. And given the economy, many companies we talk to tell us that the only thing drastic happening in IT services today is the rate reductions they're asking from their vendors. But after years of moving forward slowly, IT services is in fact about to change drastically. Here are a few reasons why, and what you can do about it.
Changing global demographics