Productivity stories - Page 50

BYOD data protection policy is crucial as mobile devices are targeted by criminals, says Acronis. 38% of companies to rely on BYOD by 2016.

The majority of employees are satisfied with their IT departments, and BYOD is aiding productivity but is still a security gap, says Landesk.

Warehouse Group posted a 5% gain in 3rd quarter sales which it said was in line with its expectations and meant it was on track to meet annual profit.

Organisations are turning to disruptive technologies to gain a competitive edge, says business IT solutions provider UXC.

Up to 80% of the time employees spend on the internet has nothing to do with work, and organisations can lose up to $4,500 per employee every year...

Empower your IT with ControlNow: Streamline critical services in one central hub for improved business efficiency and security.

Being prepared to employ people based on talent and experience and ignoring their location enables us to get the best possible people to join us.

Ingram Micro wants you to get the most from selling Windows 8.1 Pro. We think it is the best business operating system anyone has ever created.

Workforce management systems can assist with monitoring employees’ time, absences and productivity, however it’s important to ease the transition.

KPMG's Cloud Survey reveals a paradigm shift in business: cloud tech is now central to staying competitive, beyond cost savings.

Hawkins Group has chosen Dimension Data as its ICT services and solutions provider throughout ongoing upgrades to its communications technology.

Hamish Bohannan resigns as CEO of Bathurst Resources, citing the company's put on hold expansion due to low coal prices.

Microsoft says the APAC region is fast-changing and ‘helping people get things done’ in a mobile-first, cloud-first world is core to its purpose.

Samepage launched earlier this month as ‘the world’s first contextual engagement platform’ and has already announced new features.

Microsoft New Zealand boss Paul Muckleston outlines the company's vision and what it means for New Zealand businesses.

Axios Systems says in 2015 the CIO can be the number one executive to drive business innovation, but they will need to be aware of the challenges they.

Polycom study reveals over 90% using video collaboration report higher productivity, savings, and better work-life balance.

BE Intent is a cloud-based platform designed to help individuals get more out of their life and to help businesses boost productivity.

Now 28% of New Zealand small businesses are making $500,000 or more, up almost 14% since 2011, according to analysis from Xero.

Executives and project leaders are often faced with limited resources and struggle to keep up with the complexity of managing their organisation’s demand.