Telecommunications stories - Page 2

This year's Partner of the Year, Telrex, has worked with Jabra to offer a full-service management suite to key customers such as Monash University and Suncorp in Queensland and across Australia.>>

One report says that even though 65% of telcos have a clear roadmap to digitalisation, 70% struggle with legacy technology.>>

Despite increased demand, fixed line broadband pricing remains expensive tor all tiers compared to other countries in the OECD. >>

Telecommunications company Plan B Group has been officially warned by the Commerce Commission over its failure to meet statutory obligations to provide information needed to calculate the 2019/20 Telecommunications Development Levy.>>

New Zealand's three main mobile operators have agreed to provide more information and tools to support consumer choice.>>

The Commerce Commission has launched an online survey in a bid to help telecommunications stakeholders have their say on the next phase of regulation for fibre service providers.>>

Kordia Group has appointed former CFO Shaun Rendell at its new CEO, following the recent death of the late CEO Scott Bartlett.>>

“What is most attacked, or hardest to defend, is not always the same.">>

"If we look at data internationally, we know our country is faring well, with New Zealand broadband speeds continuously improving and our fixed line broadband speeds above the OECD average.">>

The agreement will see Dubber expand its unified call recording and voice intelligence cloud services to include IBM hybrid cloud and security.>>

Commission considers it requires funding of: -    $15 million a year for the telecommunications and fibre sector, a $3.7 million increase on the $11.3 million spent in 2019/2020.>>

Digital experience AI platform HeadSpin has been recognised as a horizontal solution provider and partner of Google Cloud, as part of Google Cloud’s Global Mobile Edge Cloud strategy.>>

The end result is a new route linking Sydney, Guam, Hawai‘i and Los Angeles, offering greater connectivity and route diversity to organisations operating between Australia and the United States.>>

The telecommunications industry is committed to ensuring vulnerable customers can continue to access emergency services.>>

The MVNO market was previously expected to continue to grow – but the forecast now is that the market share will decline from 15% to 6% by 2023.>>

COVID-19 has dented revenue streams, particularly roaming revenue, prepay revenue and handset sales.>>

The brand has returned due to the acquisition of J2 Global to provide customers with communications solutions that meet the needs of work-from-home.>>

The Commerce Commission is asking for views on what telecommunications providers could be doing better to address increasing complaints about the sector.  >>

Nokia’s infrastructure and applications will operate in the public cloud or in a software-as-a-service model from now, and the company expects the extensive migration to take between 18 and 24 months to complete.>>

"We strongly encourage fibre providers to review their product offerings against the guidance we have issued and to make any changes necessary to bring them into compliance as quickly as possible.">>

The project enables a dedicated, resilient and diverse set of internet pathways upon which international data can be transferred at millisecond speed.>>

Mobile operators should improve consumer choice through easier comparisons.>>

"The purpose of this paper is to set out our early thinking on how we approach the major aspects the new regulations will cover.">>

"It was a significant test for the telecommunications sector, and collectively the industry stepped up to meet unprecedented levels of demand.">>