Acquisition stories - Page 142

Brocade appoints Adam Judd as Vice President for Asia Pacific, in charge of sales and business development across the region.

Mobile payments set for innovation and turmoil in 2014, with tech advances and challenges in digital wallets, says Ovum report.

Intel sees a 6% profit rise amid a stabilising PC market, boasting $52.7 billion revenue and substantial shareholder returns.

Arbor Networks appoints Matthew Moynahan as president, replacing Colin Doherty. Moynahan has previously held various executive positions.

Could a Hollywood hack come true? Will there be a US Healthcare.gov data breach? Should you expect CryptoLocker clones?.

Debitsuccess from New Zealand acquires DFC, a UK direct-debit provider, to boost its international operations and growth.

SEEK launches groundbreaking tech to revolutionize job searching and hiring, aiming to match millions with their ideal roles.

Dell appoints Pete Murphy as New Zealand MD to bolster its 'channel-first' strategy, with plans for double-digit growth and enhanced channel investments.

Dell, reinvigorated as a 'new start-up', boasts a renewed entrepreneurial zeal after going private, aiming for long-term success, says a top exec.

Maclean Technology celebrates its sale to Noel Leeming Group, marking a new chapter with support from The Warehouse Group.

Nuance Communications ranked number one in global document capture software market share, for the fourth consecutive year...

Snapchat snubs Facebook's £2.4 billion offer, as CEO Evan Spiegel opts for independence, eyeing a higher valuation amid investor interest.

As cyber threats surge, experts urge firms to tighten security and embrace proactive measures to safeguard data against hackers in 2014.

Distribution Central's NZ revenue hits $17m, with promises to reinvest in local operations and focus on Aruba and NetApp distributions.

Extreme Networks completes acquisition of Enterasys Networks; combined company to set clear new standard for networks and customer experience.

Dreamworld opts for Brocade's network uplift, ensuring a smoother, faster Wi-Fi experience across its vast leisure empire.

Majority of Kiwis opt for cheaper ISP deals over speed or bundles, with a 60% favouring savings in the latest Roy Morgan study.

Affordable devices fuel global growth, with lower-priced models and small tablets leading a 4.5% increase in device shipments in 2013.

Vodafone NZ bids to acquire extra 700 MHz spectrum, eyeing a stronger foothold in 4G network development amidst digital TV switchover.

New Zealand's telcos are reinventing customer relations, aiming for seamless service across all channels in a highly competitive market.