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Idealog—in the ideas business

  • Microsoft pairs up with incubators to offer free cloud services

    2012-04-26 14:38:09 // Idealog
    Microsoft New Zealand is offering Kiwi startups free cloud computing services through a new partnership with business incubators The Icehouse and Creative HQ as part of the BizSpark Plus programme.

  • NZCS puts out draft cloud code

    2012-03-21 09:00:12 // Idealog
    The New Zealand Computer Society (NZCS) today released the draft of the New Zealand Cloud Computing Code of Practice – or CloudCode – for consultation following input from across the IT industry.

  • Hapara brings classrooms into the cloud

    2012-03-01 16:23:38 // Esther Goh // Idealog #38: now
    Rebuffed by Kiwi investors, Hapara is off to Silicon Valley to show them how it's done.

  • The dream: Access everything, anywhere, anytime

    2011-09-13 13:48:38 // Brad McEvoy // The Idealog Blog | 2 comments
    We need a service that automatically synchronises data across all of your devices, and also houses that data in the web where it can be accessed anytime

  • Huge payoffs to getting the cloud right

    2011-09-13 11:20:39 // Allan Freeth // The Idealog Blog
    Like the world we live in, cloud computing can be changing, dynamic, fast-paced and global

  • Cloud computing industry keen to self-regulate

    2011-09-02 09:35:18 // Esther Goh | 1 comment
    A group of key players in the local cloud computing industry wants to develop a voluntary code of practice.

  • Forecast: Cloudy

    2009-05-08 16:00:09 // Matt Cooney // Idealog #21: features | 1 comment
    Who would have thought that infrastructure was the most interesting part of the Internet? Welcome to cloud computing, where big pipes and big iron create a second—no, third—generation of Internet entrepreneurs. Matt Cooney asks: could New Zealand become the Land of the Long Net Cloud? Plus cloud concepts and Me 2.0