In the evolving landscape of remote and hybrid work, having reliable and efficient video conferencing hardware is crucial. Microsoft Teams Rooms (MTR) solutions from Neat, Logitech, and EPOS offer diverse options tailored to different needs. In this blog we offer a high-level comparison of Microsoft Teams Room Hardware of these three brands, focusing on their […]
Microsoft Teams Room Hardware: a high-level comparison. Read More »
The market for indoor large LED screens in New Zealand is experiencing significant growth, driven by advancements in technology and increasing demand across various sectors such as retail, entertainment, and corporate environments. This blog will delve into the current market landscape and provide a comparative analysis of three prominent brands: Aurora, LG, and Samsung. Market
Vaping has become an increasingly popular trend among young people in recent years, and schools in New Zealand are no exception. While vaping is often marketed as a safer alternative to smoking, it still poses significant health risks, particularly to young people whose brains are still developing. In response to this growing problem, the government
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What is LGAP? What is LGAP? LGAP stands for Lantro Global Alliance Partners, a network of independent companies that offer high-quality network and IT solutions to customers around the world. LGAP members share a common vision of delivering innovative, reliable, and cost-effective solutions that meet the diverse needs of different markets and industries. LGAP members
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What is e-waste and why is it a problem? E-waste, or electronic waste, refers to any discarded or obsolete electronic devices, such as computers, laptops, smartphones, TVs, printers, and batteries. According to the Ministry for the Environment, New Zealand generates about 98,000 tonnes of e-waste every year, but only about 2% of it is recycled.
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Kiribati (pronounced as “kiribass”) is a Pacific Island nation located in the central Pacific Ocean, straddling the equator. Kiribati is spread over a vast expanse of ocean comprising of 33 atolls and reef islands. Which In terms of telecom infrastructure, Kiribati faces unique challenges due to its geographical dispersion. Given the scattered nature of the
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Background Orana Wildlife Park is Aotearoa’s only open range zoo and is home to over 1000 animals from 90 different species. The Park makes significant contributions to recovery programmes for Aotearoa’s threatened species (e.g. kākāriki karaka, NZ’s rarest parakeet). Connecting visitors with wildlife inspires people to care about the plight of Aotearoa’s and the world’s
Orana Wildlife Park: CCTV cameras keep an eye on gorillas. Read More »
Starlink is a satellite-based internet service provider that was launched by Elon Musk’s SpaceX in 2018. Why New Zealand Businesses Should Consider Starlink, it aims to provide high-speed internet to remote and rural areas where traditional internet infrastructure is unavailable or limited. With Starlink now available in New Zealand, businesses in the country can take
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A Revolution in Security In recent years, the security industry has undergone a massive shift towards cloud-based technologies. As the world continues to digitize, businesses are seeking more efficient and effective ways to secure their physical spaces. This has led to a rise in cloud-based security solutions, including Verkada, which has quickly emerged as a
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