Telecommunications (Telco) stories - Page 125

David Kirk, chairman of Trade Me Group and Kathmandu Holdings, is seeking to raise A$25 million to A$40 million in an initial public offer on the A.

Ricoh's Roly Smoldon discusses how embracing cloud technology and ultra-fast broadband (UFB) can drive sustainability and operational efficiency.

Spark's organisational review may lead to up to 400 job cuts by Christmas. The firm aims to boost efficiency in a highly competitive market.

Vodafone to cut up to 250 jobs in a major restructure, aiming to integrate former TelstraClear staff and systems by March next year.

The inaugural winners of the Ora Dreams grants have showcased innovation and entrepreneurship to help them get to where they are today.

Spark advances in IT revamp with Ericsson, speeding up Kiwi mobile services and enhancing customer experience.

The Commerce Commission has announced its new indicators for monitoring the mobile telecommunications markets.

2degrees says it it had been forced to ‘sim-lock’, conceding it is a backward step for competition in the $2 billion mobile market.

Access to fibre internet was cut for some parts of the lower South Island after a farmer dug through a cable.

Spark Digital opens $60 million Takanini Data Centre as the company continues its investment programme in cloud services.

The Lumia 830 is the thinnest and lightest Lumia in the flagship range and comes pre-loaded with Windows Phone 8.1.

To remain relevant in a very competitive landscape, the operators will need to be more creative and deploy services beyond connectivity.

A new study states broadband congestion is caused by the relationships between major broadband providers and internet backbone providers.

Partnerships like these bypass Sky's sports channels and allow fans to watch games without the need for a Sky Sport subscription.

The latest generation of payment hardware such as that provided by Swipe is a good example of how technology can make it easier for customers to do business.

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.

SkyTV to launch ad-free VOD service NEON in December, offering HBO, AMC, FX shows like Game of Thrones. Includes 30-day trial, costs $20/month.

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.

Ora is a software platform designed to help SMEs grow by providing business owners with access to a range of tools and access to its business partners.

Refreshing newsfeeds and checking Twitter timelines has become a part of people’s day-to-day lives, so it makes sense to give customers more data to do so.