Communication stories - Page 23

The rise of self-professed thought leaders on social media raises questions about ego vs. audience, writes Jake Sorofman of Gartner.

In a world obsessed with numbers, Carol Rozwell cautions against blindly trusting statistics without understanding their context and actionability.

After a month of silence, 24/7 Hosting NZ breaks its AWOL streak, but for their Kiwi customers, the damage is already done and trust is shattered.

Vodafone has announced it will credit its New Zealand customers’ calls and TXTs to the Solomon Islands following last week’s devastating floods and earthquake.

Vodafone Foundation has launched an 11kg mobile network in a backpack that can be deployed in ten minutes to connect people in disaster situations.

That's the view of Tony Warhurst, managing director Aastra ANZ, a leading company at the forefront of the enterprise communication market.

Built on a successful heritage of nearly 170 years of innovation, the company formerly known as Siemens Enterprise Communications has been renamed Unify.

Vodafone defends advertising campaign after Telecom files High Court complaint over misleading SuperNet branding.

As the push for efficiency heightens, businesses are embracing process mapping to document, understand, and enhance workflows, ensuring clarity and improvement.

ShoreTel unveils the ShoreTel Dock, a business-grade docking station that transforms iPhones and iPads into desk phones, revolutionising office communications.

New research by VitalSmarts finds rising hostility on social media, with 78% of users witnessing increased hatred and many losing friends over online arguments.

Following a week of playing catch-up to rival Vodafone, Telecom looks ahead by hiring new chief financial officer.

Twitter looks back at the New Year and shows the best tweets from around the globe as the world welcomed 2013.

Businesses face a shift towards dynamic, secure digital document collaboration amid growing demands for multimedia formats and efficiency.

Omni-convergence is reshaping the communications market, demanding service providers to innovate and meet heightened consumer expectations.

Vodafone NZ fined NZD $960,000 for misleading advertising, including exaggerated claims about its wireless broadband network and misleading promotions.

A Few Quiet Yarns, Auckland's laid-back IT event, sees record turnout tonight with 140+ attendees expected at Bungalow 8 for networking.

Telecom's CDMA network shuts down at midnight, ending service for calls, texts, and data. Customers are urged to switch to the new XT network immediately.

Swapping from one communication medium to another, it's easy to forget each has its own rules. Here's how to make sure your emails don't cause offense.

Recruiter's annual salary summary shows which IT workers should be requesting raises, and which should be happy with what they've got.