CCL stories
Canterbury District Health Board and Computer Concepts united to upgrade healthcare IT following the 2011 quakes, aiming for better patient care and efficiency.
Mark Jurgeleit, CCL's current network services general manager, will set up the network services division as a new business called Octave.
Computer Concepts Limited has claimed its spot as a top Citrix partner, becoming the first New Zealand partner to achieve Citrix Specialist status.
SASIT, a legacy Kiwi IT provider founded in 1974, now specialises in cloud hosting and boasts influential partnerships and exceptional customer retention.
Fortinet has named CCL and Spark as Growth Partner of the Year in its Partner of the Year Awards for the Asia-Pacific region.
Cloudian signs multimillion-dollar deal with CCL to provide object storage technology to New Zealand's government sector.
The move is designed to drive New Zealand business and public sector migration to Microsoft Azure cloud technologies.
Spark-owned Revera and Computer Concepts Limited (CCL) are set to merge, creating the largest IT services company in New Zealand.
CCL is continuing its stellar run, this time gaining entry into a select group of Kiwi companies to be recognised as Fortinet Platinum Partners.
CCL has become the first New Zealand partner to hold two Citrix specialisations, proving its got both book smarts, and street smarts.
As Dell celebrates its 20th year in New Zealand, Kiwi boss James Arnold reminisces about the Dell of old – and the new model going forward.
CCL is celebrating after Clinton Prentice gained VMware's coveted vExpert status - the second CCL staff member to do so.
Computer Concepts Limited celebrates more success after taking home the Champion Canterbury Award for Professional Services.
