Market stories - Page 10

Big Switch Networks has appointed a new global channel manager as the vendor looks to expand its channel program.

Channel change is bringing with it new opportunities for resellers, who remain well placed to capitalise on the insatiable need for technology.

Organizations are focusing on the procurement of solutions that increase energy efficiency and manage power consumption.

​While many may think the wearables market is a dwindling one, it is actually quite healthy - a change of focus has been put down as the cause.

​A new report published by Allied Market Research on the Computer Numerical Control market has made some startling findings.

JB Hi-Fi NZ has seen its final profit for last financial year almost halved, despite an 11% rise in revenue and a jump of nearly 13% in gross profit.

Jiayuan International and WinSun Decoration design want to promote 3D printing in construction, expanding its use in the industry.

The commercial drone-enabled services market is expected to grow 35.47% and now Technavio has revealed the top seven global vendors.

IBM New Zealand announces Mike Smith as new managing director, replacing Rob Lee who is set to retire. Smith will focus on client and partner relationships.

Ten teams are taking over Te Papa's Mahuki innovation hub to form digital solutions put to them by Te Papa, NZ & international cultural providers.

New Zealand startup, SuchCrowd, applies Lean methodology to event planning, helping organizers validate market interest.

Xplore Technologies, a provider of 'rugged' tablets, has grown its revenue to a 'record' $100.5 million in fiscal 2016 - representing 136% growth.

The war against cyber threats is booming as the security analytics market grows from US$2.83 billion in 2016 to US$9.38 billion in 2021.

Tablet manufacturers, both large and small, are slowly shifting focus toward the detachable tablet market segment.

Interoute, which operates one of Europe’s largest cloud services platform, has launched a virtual data center zone in Singapore.

Asia Pacific driving rapid growth in global Anything-as-a-Service (XaaS) market, expected to expand at over 38% CAGR until 2020.

Ryan Clements strengthens Tecala's Melbourne force, bolstering their surge in cloud and ICT services amidst expansion.

Access4, the UCaaS provider, is entering the Australian market and will only sell its solution through channel partners.

The company says it estimates the market opportunity within the New Zealand government market alone is approximately 45,000 users.

Despite a slump in PC sales, Gartner highlights profitable niches for vendors in ultramobile and gaming sectors.