Enable Networks stories
Telecom partners with Christchurch's UFB builder Enable, aiming to boost business recovery with state-of-the-art broadband.
Enable launches UFB services in Canterbury, promising up to 40% lower costs for businesses and high-speed broadband for homes.
Huawei secures a major role in Christchurch's UFB project, becoming the key fibre equipment supplier for NZ's second-largest network build.
Rising east-west cloud traffic and virtualisation demands are ushering in an era of flatter, high-performance network fabrics.
Three earthquakes and the destruction of a city around them has not stopped Christchurch fibre company Enable Services Limited.
Mark Dasent, Connector Systems general manager, Networking and Wireless, provides some tips for ensuring your customer's wireless network runs optimally.
Transfield Services partners with Enable Networks to roll out Christchurch's Ultra-Fast Broadband, promising local job growth.
The government has reached agreements with Telecom New Zealand and Christchurch ratepayer-owned Enable Networks to roll out the UFB network.
Struggling with supplier issues? The key lies in mutual respect and clear communication, not power play. Here's how to enhance performance.
Businesses likened to negligent parents for failing in IT governance and responsibility, a critique urging better oversight and engagement.
Done the work, parted with a product, or engaged in consultancy services? Then be sure you get paid for it, says Sarah Lochead-MacMillan, Director of SLM Group.
New Zealand retailers enhance customer experience and streamline operations with accessible, advanced POS technology, redefining sales efficiency.
In pursuit of global expansion, Maxava leverages partnerships within the tech industry to enhance high performance system solutions.
Retailers are urged to embrace a multichannel strategy to enhance customer loyalty and meet the evolving expectations of consumers, a study says.
Brick-and-mortar shops are embracing cloud-based POS systems, ensuring sales continue seamlessly, online or offline.
In 2011, retailers embark on a major tech overhaul, driven by the need to update POS systems and tap into sleeker, smarter solutions.
Transforming smartphones into POS systems is revolutionising small business transactions, offering affordability and mobility.
NZ to boost transaction security with chip and PIN for Visa cards by 2010, aiming for broader fraud reduction akin to UK and Malaysia.
Innovations in POS technology revolutionize retail, catering to consumer demands for speed and convenience, reshaping shopping experiences.
In NZ, only 2 POS suites meet PCI DSS, a must for businesses handling card data, yet many unaware, leaving a gap in market security.
