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July 2005 |
Compucon New Zealand has released a new Superhawk model for the P4 performance desktop system segment. This new model is based on Intel 915G chipset supporting the latest Intel LGA/775 type of P4 processors from 2.8GHz up to 3.6GHz with 1MB of L2 cache. This model also supports the latest PCI Express bus for VGA and other low bandwidth devices whilst retaining 3 spare PCI slots. New features of this model include 7.1 channel high definition audio capability, Gigabit Ethernet network interface, RAID 0 (data stripping) or RAID 1 (mirroring) for up to 4 IDE hard disks and support of up to 4 Serial ATA hard disks. We appreciate that most businesses do not require these extra features but we expect this model to become the standard for business computing for the next 12 months. The current Superhawk 865G model is still available but supply is limited.
See the full specification on Superhawk 915G here. |
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July 2005 |
Compucon promotes fitness for purpose and total cost of ownership of information technology for businesses. Fundamental to the two goals are technical knowledge, work methodology and ethics of practice. These elements are rarely given due consideration in the industry and as a consequence many IT implementations were not done properly resulting in loss of revenue and opportunities at the outset for businesses. To address the deficiencies observed, CNZ started offering training courses to IT industry channel partners. To be exact, CNZ has taken over a Compucon Authorised Professional (CAP) course as the basis that has been run since 1995 and has helped hundreds of IT practitioners understand hardware system design concepts. Other new courses have since been designed and added to the training portfolio as shown on this datasheet.
See the full CNZ School syllabus here (link to be fixed). |
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April 2005 |
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Since 1995, Compucon New Zealand has been holding technology seminars to update customers and business partners of developments in the IT industry. The seminars have later been extended in scope to include information system selection, deployment and maintenance issues and to include the less IT-literate audience such as business managers and ICT coordinators. Compucon is pleased to announce that the next event has been scheduled for 19 May 2005 at North Harbour Stadium. |
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February 2005 |
In the context of using data and information technologies for business operation and productivity, businesses will find more joy this year than last. Year 2004 was a bad year as it contained many failure stories in the IT industry causing consequential losses or inconveniences to customers. The first few months in the new year will see a continuation of failures and company mergers, making the choice of consultants a bit delicate. Our advice is to base your choice on their track records and display of business ethics. The good news is that a few more practitioners without good ethics will go under soon, and businesses will be exposed to less risk. Nevertheless, nature dictates that light does not exist without darkness and vice versa- we still have to be in the know.
See the full CNZ Corporate Newsletters for 2005 Q1 here. |
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December 2004 |
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Subsequent to introducing a brand new design of single disk NAS device in August 2004, Compucon now announces another new design of 4 disk NAS device for small and medium size businesses. This new NAS is capable of providing redundancy against hard disk failure via RAID-1 or 5, and supporting a hot spare disk that will automatically replace a failed disk. File transfer performance is faster than a server for a client on the local area network and even faster than the single disk NAS. Storage assignment can be done via a web interface, and the procedures are very intuitive. See more... (link to be fixed) |
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