Rent Right Property Management is a Christchurch based property management company. With 15 years of family ownership, they bring a personal touch to their relationships with both landlords and tenants.

Changing IT providers can be challenging. It can disrupt your team, impact on revenue and generally be a hassle. Find out the key steps we take to ensure shifting your IT to Computer Culture is easy and hassle-free.

Windows 10 operating system will reach its end of life on 14 October 2025. It's important to review your devices now to understand which can be updated and which won't be suitable for updating to Windows 11. Get a plan underway so you're not late to the party.

In July 2024, Computer Culture was one of the first companies in Canterbury to be awarded the Canterbury Trusted certification by Business Canterbury. We're so proud of this accreditation and the recognition it brings to our team for their excellence in customer service and the additional layer of confidence and trust our clients can now have when working with us.

Like most things AI has advantages and risks. For businesses in particular, artificial intelligence and the proliferation of AI tools that have hit the market in recent years throws up risks in addition to all the efficiencies they can drive.

An incident response plan is not a nice to have. From major weather events to cyber security hacks, occurrences of major, adverse events impacting I.T. systems are increasingly common. Businesses who have taken the time to plan the steps they'll take to respond to such an event will always come out the other side faster and in a better position, than those who must react on the fly.

Computer Culture recently joined One NZ, BNZ and BDO in leading a discussion on how Canterbury businesses of all sizes could adopt and start using AI to their advantage.

In attending N-able's Global IT Conference - Empower 2024 - Computer Culture's Technology Manager captured three key themes we believe were worth sharing.