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NBN public debate in Sydney misses the point
iiNet has imparted a blunt warning to both Terria and Telstra at today’s highly-anticipated debate, calling on both parties to drop historical and theoretical arguments and focus on the best interests of the customer.
Ry Crozier
Nov 6 2008, 10:17AM
Collaboration
Microsoft and Telstra form alliance to sell business services
Microsoft has dismissed claims that resellers will be left out in the cold following an alliance with Telstra to offer Software-as-as-Service (SaaS)suite of products.
Jenny Eagle
Nov 5 2008, 1:33PM
Services
Opinion: We have failed
Telstra’s T-Suite software-as-a-service offering has finally seen the light of day and the biggest shock is the sticker price.
Ian Yates
Nov 5 2008, 7:56AM
Collaboration
iPhone 3G cuts Optus earnings forecast by $44m
iPhone 3G subsidies could reduce Optus’ EBITDA by approximately $44 million for the quarter ended 30 September 2008, according to documents filed by the SingTel Group today.
Staff Writers
Nov 5 2008, 7:39AM
Mobility
Telstra cans Terria debate
Telstra is at the centre of a new storm amid allegations that it pulled out of tomorrow’s NBN debate after a failed last-minute attempt to oust the Competitive Carriers Coalition (CCC) and Paul Budde from the Broadband World conference program.
Ry Crozier
Nov 4 2008, 1:13PM
Collaboration
Telstra takes wraps off hosted apps
Telstra has revealed the first stage line-up of its long-anticipated SaaS business, with hosted applications from Microsoft, McAfee, MessageLabs and Iron Mountain.
Staff Writers
Nov 3 2008, 3:44PM
Collaboration
Telstra stands ready to build NBN
Telstra has conducted ‘detailed planning’ and secured financing to build what they claim is ‘Australia’s most urgent and important infrastructure project’, but has stopped short of committing to actually bid for it.
Staff Writers
Oct 31 2008, 10:23AM
Collaboration
Vodafone buys more SAS software
Vodafone Australia is hoping a move to SAS analytics software will help it cut its multi-million dollar direct marketing costs by as much as 30 percent.
Staff Writers
Oct 30 2008, 4:23PM
Software
Opinion: Storing stuff safely
A long time ago an outfit called Iomega pioneered a removable storage
thingy which let you keep a lot more of your data safe than would fit
on a floppy disk, which by then already wasn't even floppy and has
since gone the way of the dodo.
Ian Yates
Oct 29 2008, 4:37PM
Data centre
Telstra pumps $20m into West Oz networks
Telstra has been conspicuously absent from the NBN saga this week, instead announcing a $20 million injection of dense wavelength division multiplexing (DWDM) systems on fibre routes in regional Western Australia.
Staff Writers
Oct 29 2008, 9:53AM
Collaboration
Opinion: NBN gets niggly
While the federal government ponders how to pay for the promised national broadband network (NBN), the two main contenders to build the network, Telstra and the Terria consortium seem content to spend their time slinging mud at each other.
Ian Yates
Oct 28 2008, 3:59PM
Collaboration
Telstra adds first EDA to Next G range with MC75
Telstra has introduced the first Enterprise Digital Assistant (EDA) on the Next G network, the Motorola MC75.
Staff Writers
Oct 28 2008, 7:53AM
Collaboration
Terria dances on Telstra’s NBN threats
Terria has jumped on threats by Telstra that it would not bid for the NBN if structural separation remains on the table, claiming its rival is only interested in 're-monopolising fixed line voice and Internet services in Australia'.
Staff Writers
Oct 27 2008, 8:29AM
Collaboration
Dodo flies in face of Do Not Call register
Telco upstart Dodo has been fined $147,400 after an offshore call centre it used called numbers listed on the Do Not Call register.
Staff Writers
Oct 23 2008, 8:04AM
Collaboration
Opinion: Yippee-kay-aye!
Telstra has caved in to pressure from consumers (and possibly perhaps maybe we media types might have helped) and will no longer charge one family-sized car per megabyte of excess data on its NextG wireless plans.
Ian Yates
Oct 21 2008, 6:26AM
Collaboration
Vodafone opens new channel for SMB services push
Vodafone Australia has created a new division to sign-up resellers to provide sales, service and support to the grass roots of Australian small business.
Lilia Guan
Oct 20 2008, 2:58PM
Mobility
Telstra dumps excess fees on some broadband plans
Telstra has revamped its BigPond wireless broadband plans for the second time in two months, increasing the limits of its 3 GB plan and dropping its contentious excess usage charges on high-end plans.
Staff Writers
Oct 20 2008, 2:38PM
Collaboration
Ain't nobody here but us chickens
Telstra’s tangle with Twitter is a lesson in how not to engage
customers on social networks.
Staff Writers
Oct 13 2008, 12:09PM
Collaboration
Opinion: Information highway to hell
Telstra's claims that we desperately need the National Broadband Network and that it should be made from fibre optic cables haven't really been disputed by anyone really.
Ian Yates
Oct 13 2008, 7:54AM
Collaboration
Telstra retains Accenture to maintain new billing system
Accenture has signed a five-year, multi-million-dollar application outsourcing contract with Telstra to maintain the telco’s customer care and billing platform.
Staff Writers
Oct 10 2008, 7:33AM
Collaboration
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