Telcos stories - Page 38

CallPlus has been acquired by M2 Group, the Australian-based telecommunications and utilities provider, for NZ$250 million.

It seems Opengear is operating a pincer strategy. One side of their strategy is around maintaining their solid relationships with larger players.

Intermedia has launched its VoIP Scout network testing solution for its partners at the Channel Partners Conference in Las Vegas.

The ban will apply to unfair terms in standard-form consumer contracts used by electricity retailers, telcos, finance providers, pay-TV operators.

Slingshot has been named as the best performing broadband provider in New Zealand for the second year running.

According to IDC, mobility is primed for faster growth in consumer and enterprise markets in the Asia/Pacific region.

This is the year of digital transformation for business, fuelled by the Internet of Everything (IoE), according to Kevin Bloch, Cisco Australia and Ne.

Pat Pilcher caught up with Ray Owen, the new head of ANZ for Nokia to chat about the future of mobile networks.

New Zealand's Commerce Commission has released its final decision on the liability allocation for telecommunications providers.

Spark New Zealand and Vodafone, New Zealand's two dominant telecommunications providers, in partnership with Australian provider Telstra, will spen.

4G may have finally made it to New Zealand, but Huawei are already eying up the next generation of mobile technology.

Andy Miller appointed as Brocade's New Zealand Manager, tasked with spearheading growth in software and IP networking in the region.

In the rapidly evolving telco sector, Ovum highlights that collaboration between vendors and telcos is crucial for innovation and customer satisfaction.

Dimension Data is eyeing up deals with local distributors, system integrators and resellers to shore up its position in the land grab that is cloud.

Alcatel-Lucent bets on future with new Virtual Service Router, targeting telco edge networks with software-revolution and promising vast performance.

Soft sims will allow users to switch from one network to another, just like switching out your sim card, instead it's all done with software.

IBM's Watson, outdoing Siri with its ability to learn and converse in natural language, revolutionises computing at the Westcon event.

Westcon is wrapping up a number of services and software solutions into product codes that can be sold by channel partners in the IT industry.

Orcon rebukes Spark's denial of broadband throttling, highlighting differences in traffic management amidst a fiery debate.

Spark has hit back at claims made by Orcon over traffic throttling, claiming it's nothing more than a PR stunt.