Telecommunications (Telco) stories - Page 113

Vocus Communications’ Commander business is launching a new assault on the channel, with plans to double its partner base this year.

Ward 7 has begun rolling-out 28 bedside tablet devices provided by Vodafone, supported by back-end technology.

Analysts at MWC 2016 dash hopes of a mobile TV boom: ideal service remains elusive amidst data and monetisation challenges.

IoT is a hot topic in telecoms right now, and with good reason - everything is getting connected to the Internet.

Tauranga becomes fifteenth urban area to complete Ultra-Fast Broadband rollout, with high uptake and investment of $75 million. #UFB.

Amid rising malware threats against Android, Kaspersky launches a new Internet Security solution integrating Android Wear compatibility.

In the rapidly-changing digital environment of today, companies need to constantly adapt in order to keep up with the pulse and not fall behind.

Hamilton's Southwell School hails UFB as a catalyst for innovative learning, showcasing its tech strides at 'Beyond Broadband' event.

Careers New Zealand has entered into a partnership agreement with Vodafone, becoming one of the first government agencies to adopt TaaS.

Skinny and 2Degrees have been named New Zealand's top mobile service providers, maintaining high consumer satisfaction in prepay and plan categories.

Uptake of cloud computing services is soaring. However, many Australian businesses are yet to discover the value of cloud communications services.

Rescuing customers from the high cost and inflexibility of traditional telecommunications services presents IT resellers with great new opportunities.

The insurance industry is facing major disruption from the Internet of Things & Gen Y behaviours, warns Capgemini.

An IT solution by Brennan IT and Local Government Super has won an Excellence award from the Australian Institute of Superannuation Trustees.

Mayor Stuart Crosby urges Tauranga residents and businesses to harness Ultra-Fast Broadband to maximise opportunities as the city continues rapid growth.

One in five of New Zealand's eligible households, schools and businesses have connected to ultra fast broadband, says government.

Spark to return savings from price increases to customers affected by higher Chorus charges. Options include $33 account credit or a donation.

Student information systems are being more readily adopted by schools, thanks largely to advancements in cloud computing and the growth of mobiles.

New survey by Spark shows that New Zealanders over 55 are tech-savvy, with 70% feeling confident using technology.

Just six months after entering the broadband fray, 2degrees has cleaned up in the Canstar Consumer Satisfaction awards for broadband services.