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The company has reported record sales and new customer acquisitions in all regions during the first quarter of 2010.

Google reports revenue increase of 23% for first quarter, reaffirms commitment to innovation and heavy investment.

Imperva has added nearly 100 new enterprise customers, driven by a 51% surge in Q1 2010 bookings, with ANZ markets seeing remarkable growth.

Before considering a move into Asia, ANZ General Manager Sean Walsh believes there's a lot more growth to come from Australia and New Zealand.

A Hudson study has reported that employers are remaining cautiously optimistic for real signs of growth in the second half of 2010.

Juniper to upgrade University of Canterbury's network infrastructure to meet growing demand for multimedia consumption.

A New Zealand Northern Employers and Manufacturers survey has found that while a third of businesses expect to hire soon, recovery is not evident for all.

A survey by Kelly Services reveals over 71% report stable or rising demand for skilled IT professionals, echoing the high demand seen in 2008.

Ovum predicts the ANZ software market will grow nearly 5% in 2010, reaching USD $5.6 billion by 2013, but pre-recession levels won't return until at least 2012.

Lexar Media plans to boost its presence in New Zealand, partnering with Cellnet and sponsoring the New Zealand Sevens rugby event.

State-owned valuation and property information company Quotable Value (QV) has signed a seven-figure contract with Revera.

According to the latest Ovum report, the ANZ IT services market will show a modest recovery with growth above 4.

RSA aims for 2010 growth with the promotion of Gavin Jarvis to RSA Channel and Program Operations Manager for Asia Pacific Japan, based in Sydney.

Christchurch's Visual Pronunciation Software clinches a seven-figure deal with Buzan Online, boosting its international reach with speech recognition tech.

Richard Paul assumes sole directorship of Snappernet as former co-directors Mark Forbes and John Gould sell their stakes, citing personal priorities.

Infosys Technologies has opened its first office in Wellington, New Zealand, to be closer to major clients like Telecom.

NZICT Group CEO Brett O’Riley stresses that bridging New Zealand’s ICT skills gap involves both training and making the public aware of its importance.

Outsourcer base2 is helping customers with their ICT struggles through its managed service offerings. How did it all begin?.

NZ's IT sector contemplates strategic shift focusing on high-value expertise, aiming to tackle global market challenges.

Despite a dismal year for IT spending with a 5.2% global decline, Gartner predicts a rebound in 2010 with a 3.3% increase, reaching USD $3.3 trillion.