Sophisticated UM service for major Indonesian mobile operator
03 May, 2010
Since 1987, Trans Komunikasi Datanet (TKD) has been developing sophisticated telecommunications solutions for the Indonesian market based on world-class hardware and software and its own innovative technology. One of its earliest successes was with a voicemail application. “We saw the many excellent technologies developed by companies such as Dialogic,” explains TKD’s Director Eng Tjong, “and we decided to build on these and our own wide experience to extend our voicemail expertise into a unified messaging solution.”
VoIP service growth aided by flexible integrated media gateway
03 May, 2010
Symbio Networks is a leading provider of VoIP services for carriers and service providers in Australia, New Zealand and the Asia-Pacific region.
Komatsu consolidates its telco services with Telstra
29 April, 2010
Komatsu Australia has consolidated its telecommunications services with Telstra including the migration to a new managed ICT infrastructure as a service (cloud services) to support the company’s growing construction and mining equipment business.
Dialogic Integrated Media Gateway 1010 (Any to Any)
15 April, 2010
Currently, many businesses still face the challenge of losing their phone number when they migrate over to VoIP. With DialogicR Integrated Media Gateway 1010 (Any to Any), a VoIP provider is able to connect to telcos' SS7 networks and offer a number portability feature.
Monash extends Google Apps capabilities to staff
13 April, 2010
Australia’s largest university will expand the presence of Google technology to its staff on campus following the successful transition of students to the web-based service last November.
Disrupting the status quo is the way forward
13 April, 2010 by Merri Mack
Orcun Tezel tells Voice&Data why there has never been a better time for corporations to get maximum value from their network vendor.
Telstra desktop video phone service
12 April, 2010
Telstra has launched a video telephony service enabling face-to-face communication using desktop video phones. Organisations currently using the company‘s hosted IP telephony product (TIPT) can use the business-to-business video telephony service by upgrading their desktop phones.
Internode IBC private internet protocol networks New Zealand extension
12 April, 2010
Internode has extended the coverage of its Internode Business Connect (IBC) private internet protocol networks to New Zealand. IBC can be used to provide a private IP network that connects businesses with offices throughout Australia - and now New Zealand - as if they were on a purely internal network.
Amer Sports scores improved network efficiency
12 April, 2010
Amer Sports, the Finnish sports equipment manufacturer that owns the Salomon, Wilson, Atomic, Suunto, Precor, ArcTeryx and Mavic brands, has improved bandwidth capacity at reduced cost by utilising multiple, local carriers across its geographically diverse global operations.
TasGovNet fibre network capacity scaled up
12 April, 2010
Revamped fibre backbone network forTasGovNet to satisfy growing connectivity needs of operators, enterprises and government.
VoIP causes numbering rethink this year
06 April, 2010
The Australian Communications and Media Authority is proposing to change numbering rules to improve flexibility in the numbering plan to recognise some of the realities of newer services, such as VoIP services.
Are we there yet?
01 April, 2010
Unified Communications has been the subject of much discussion in recent years with vendors, analysts and the media all putting forward views and predictions. Yet, for many, the profusion of information has simply been confusing and it appears that for now, only those organisations with distributed, remote and mobile workforces seem to be reaping its clear advantages, reports Pushkar Taneja, managing director of GlobalConnect.
The internet brings changes and benefits
01 April, 2010
As the new managing director at Cisco Australia and New Zealand, but an old hand at Cisco, it is Les Williamson’s responsibility to help the local arm of the company capture new and emerging market transitions. In that role, he says he is extremely excited to be leading a business at a time of great change, wrought chiefly by the current wave of internet technologies and the incredible productivity benefits they provide.
Unifying the changes
01 April, 2010
No one can deny the way we work has changed dramatically in the past five years. Business requires us to navigate complex inter-company networks of customers, colleagues and partners. Up to now, however, organisations have struggled to truly succeed in adapting collaboration technologies. Cisco’s Peter Hughes elaborates on ways to make these new technologies work for your business.
Every cloud has a silver lining
01 April, 2010
Instead of succumbing to all the gloom and doom emanating from the global financial crisis, which by some rather alarmist reports will see 100,000 Australian small and medium businesses (SMBs) go down the gurgler, why not look for the opportunities, suggests D-Link’s Maurice Famularo.
