Telecommunications (Telco) stories - Page 98

90% of passengers want access to reliable in-flight internet. 74% of business flyers will spend more to use it, a survey by Inmarsat and GfK says.

Geeks on Wheels has launched in Dunedin in response to increased demand in the area following the rollout of UFB.

The advent of big data has led to the development of enterprise applications and increased demand for advanced analytics, according to Technavio research.

The ultra-fast-broadband (UFB) installation complete in the Waikato town of Waiuku, potentially connecting over 3628 homes, schools & businesses.

TIS market will decline slowly through 2020, but transformation related to softwaremediated networks and 5G boosts professional services.

Spark brings 4G to Taranaki, improving mobile coverage for residents and visitors, including access to Rural Wireless Broadband.

Ultrafast Fibre were trying to operate in a highly-competitive environment using a legacy phone system from the late 1990s - here's how they fixed it.

A new offering allows businesses to connect via SMS to effectively communicate with increasingly mobile customers.

Over 1.2 million New Zealanders can now connect to faster internet, thanks to Ultra-Fast Broadband and Rural Broadband Initiative rollouts.

97 percent of brands believe that a good mobile experience impacts customer loyalty, yet 4 in 10 remain without a mobile strategy .

Apple and SAP have joined forces to create new iOS apps, a software development kit and training academy for enterprise users.

Cyber crime has struck 63% of Australian businesses in the past year, with mobile security incidents affecting 71%, according to CompTIA's latest report.

Spark Lab’s Innovation Month will see innovative and successful characters arrive in NZ to share experiences and insights with local businesses.

Spark and Huawei launch New Zealand's first 4.5G mobile site in Christchurch, reaching speeds of 1.15Gbps. #4G #technology.

A new Thunderbirds Are Go: Adventures app has been developed by a British production company and Kiwi developers.

A new cooling system implemented in a Spark data centre in Auckland is saving a street’s worth of energy every year.

Investment in New Zealand's telecommunications industry drives innovation and benefits consumers, but recent changes may threaten competition and innovation.

NZ SMEs grow wary of cyber threats, with 70% voicing concerns over security—up 10% in six months—MYOB survey discloses a shift toward digital savviness.

The number of mobile-only Internet users in the US is growing due to affordability issues, challenging traditional broadband thinking.

Jack Matthews reappointed as director for the Network For Learning board, while Martin Wylie retires after four years.