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Press Releases
| Tandberg Data Appoints Compucon as New Zealand Partner |
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:. April 2008 Tandberg Data is a world class backup storage technology leader based in Norway with a global distribution network including the Asia Pacific region. It has been a key player in backup technologies such as SLR (Scalable Linear Recording) in the past and LTO (Linear Tape Open) in more recent times. As its technologies are more applicable for corporate organizations instead of the SOHO market, Tandberg has identified and subsequently appointed Compucon as its natural partner for applying and supporting Tandberg technologies in New Zealand. Cheng Chuan Lim is its senior regional sales manager based in Singapore. He oversees the Australia, New Zealand and South Pacific territories. To mark the new relationship with Compucon, he recently spoke in a Compucon CPD (continuous professional development) seminar on Tandberg offerings and advantages. The audience who were present in the seminar was impressed. Tandberg Data has resolved to work with Compucon to introduce best practices to the corporate, education and IT communities. For further information of this event, please contact editor@cnz.co.nz. For technology and product information, please go to the Tandberg home page on this website. |
| Accent Tools teased the IT Norm |
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:. March 2008 Accent Tools is a modern company based in Albany and the distributor of Hitachi power tools for New Zealand. It is a medium size operation and it is expanding. The information systems there felt the stretch and started to produce some operational issues to the system administrator as well as staff users. The company decided to go for a server infrastructure overhaul of a scale that needs top management approval. The project has many challenges: |
| Telarc ISO-9001 Audit Commendation on Compucon (verbatim) |
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:. February 2008 Quote: "Since their last assessment, the company has continued to service their customer base in the face of increasing competition, particularly from overseas. Nevertheless, they continue to succeed and are meeting their targets, which is commendable in the current economic climate. The organisation has made improvements in the following areas since the last audit: |
