Telcos stories
Obsolete technology items are being recycled by ITrecycla in New Zealand to recover valuable metals and protect the environment.
Telco IT trends are being driven by a number of factors, including competition, the shift towards digital services and the need for business agility.
Telco companies are being forced to take drastic action because of competition, market consolidation and customer demands.
As the market is impacted by disruptive technologies, UC solutions will evolve to stay relevant in order to service the core need for enterprise comms.
Alcatel-Lucent will facilitate China Mobile and China Unicom's transition to the cloud with ultra-broadband access, IP networking, NFV and SDN tech.
Dell intensifies its data centre strategy by forming the Extreme Scale Infrastructure unit, led by ex-HP exec James Mouton.
5G wireless technology is becoming a major focus for operators, with initial standards set for 2020, says new report.
SD-WAN is disrupting the enterprise wide area network market. Silver Peak's Doug Farndale looks at whether telcos should be scared - or excited.
The Labour Party says Minister Amy Adams is currently trying to contain the fallout from the Government's $300 million rural broadband scheme.
Emerson Network Power energises ANZ channel with Mo Kandeel at the helm, launching an innovative program and a new distributor.
Over the Top voice providers such as Skype and WhatsApp are disrupting the traditional telcos, and encouraging them to 'fight back'.
Connect NZ has teamed up with cloud PBX phone system provider Vadacom in a move to 'fast-forward' SME access to cloud telephony in New Zealand.
NZ data centre service revenue is expected to grow 18% this year, with managed hosting seeing stronger growth than co-location thanks to cloud demand.
Telco providers are being put on notice about potentially unfair, outdated contract terms, with Exetel already stung by the ACCC crackdown.
To keep your student's heads down and brains turned on, you need to ensure that your network is equal to the task.
Leading cloud providers are investing many billions of dollars expanding their network of hyperscale data centers in order to cope with huge demand.
The IoT in the home market in Australia is forecast to tip $200 million by 2020 with security and energy management solutions leading the way.
Businesses must rebuild public confidence in their ability to store and protect NZ citizens' personal information, says John Kendall of Unisys.
Flip has come out on top in a new survey of internet service provider customer satisfaction - but are Kiwis paying too much for their bundled deals?.
The reach of the cloud is unprecedented in technological innovation. Service providers are seeing new business in a number of ways.
