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Opera Max starts rerouting data traffic on the mobile device to the Opera data-savings cloud, using a virtual private network.

Microsoft Lync is helping Polycom's Kiwi resellers win deals, but it's also changing the landscape - and how resellers operate.

The Good Technology Mobility Index Report Q3 2014 shows enterprise mobility is moving toward custom apps and iOS tablets.

Frost and Sullivan have said on-premise solutions are to give way to hosted and cloud-based UC solutions in Australia.

The growth of contact centres and changing needs have inspired the newest generation call centre products from Plantronics: the EncorePro 500 series.

Westcon Imagine 2014 - While communication technology has revolutionised business, it takes the human voice to infuse a deeper meaning.

Smart Technologies redefines collaboration, targeting disengagement and unproductive meetings with innovative tools, in partnership with Westcon.

Polycom leads the Unified Communications revolution in NZ, combining with Microsoft Lync for unparalleled user simplicity and adoption.

Unified communications evolve with trends in democratisation, location decline, and talent war, says Jabra MD at Westcon Imagine 2014.

Unlocking the full potential of mobile collaboration: Tony Simonsen reveals the nine timeless criteria essential for businesses.

Westcon Imagine 2014 - With a vision of becoming the innovative leading supplier of converged VoIP & Data solutions for service providers and enterprises.

Companies investing in unified communications solutions report a tremendous return on investment for their efforts.

AVG has launched a new version of the AVG Wi-Fi Assistant, an Android app that protects users from Wi-Fri tracking and hacking.

China's internet controls are the most advanced worldwide, but people are turning to apps like Firechat to avoid censorship.

Enterprises are shifting from traditional telephony to cloud-based solutions, sparking interest in the New Zealand market.

Video conferencing has come of age and is used in every industry, with video and audio telecommunications experts Lifesize at the heart of the market.

IDC report shows mixed results for videoconferencing equipment, with revenue increasing but still a decline year on year.

It may not be designed for contact centres, but Zeacom's John Cray says well-integrated Lync contact centres are disruptive for the industry.

Changes to licensing for Lync have made it more financially viable for smaller businesses, says Acronym's Dave Allum.

Businesses in New Zealand are being urged to embrace three key points of change in order to stay competitive in the rapidly evolving world of technology.