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Catriona Wallace champions offshoring at the CCiNZ conference, highlighting its empowerment of women in developing nations.

As it announced that it now has more than 350 million members, leading social network Facebook also told users it was improving its privacy standards.

2degrees faces customer service baptism of fire, struggling with unexpected call surge but seizing the chance to bond with users.

On December 7th, representatives of 192 countries will meet in Copenhagen to try to reach consensus on climate change.

Yellow has shifted its 018 directory assistance service from Palmerston North to Manila, driven by declining call volumes and cost efficiencies.

The Pacific Rim Roamer dodges high mobile roaming costs, opting for local wi-fi in Asia-Pacific's patchy coverage zones.

Doing business in Asia can be challenging, but with careful preparation and perseverance, it can be a rewarding venture.

Businesses pivot to strategic collaborations, promising access to new markets and customers, in a transformative shift from traditional alliances.

Controversial stance on offshoring by Wallace at CCiNZ stirs debate, claiming it is time NZ embraces the economic benefits and moves past protectionism.

Contact centre managers in New Zealand are turning to automation to reduce costs and improve customer service.

Spending on stimulus packages alone may not be enough to improve the lives of New Zealanders amidst the economic downturn. Innovation is key.

Empire: Total War is the fifth game in the Total War series, which began with Creative Assembly's original Shogun: Total War just over nine years ago.

Many companies are struggling to adapt their business to serve a new wave of consumers from the millennial generation.

Firms adapt IT budgets amidst recession, betting on tech like Unified Communications to propel efficiency without hefty initial costs.

Fans of the LEGO series of games will be thrilled with the new addition to the franchise — LEGO: Indiana  Jones.

'Lost: Via Domus' game fails to captivate, offering a lacklustre tie-in for fans with stilted dialogue and average gameplay.

Few vendors come back from the double whammy of disastrous lack of innovation and a period of channel disenfranchisement.

Lara Croft marks 10 years with a stunning PS2 remake, blending classic adventure with modern tech. #TombRaiderAnniversary invites nostalgia and challenge.

Single player RPGs are a dying breed in the day and age of online gaming but developers seem determined to ride the PS2 till the wheels fall off.

The new game from Activision and Day 1 Studios called 'Fracture' is on its way for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 consoles.