Videoconferencing solves a health delivery dilemma
20 March, 2009
When you run a consulting business that services over four million people and your practice spans 1.7 million kilometres you are going to need some help, especially if, in addition to cities and towns, that area includes a mix of wilderness, remote locales and islands. When your business is an essential public service, the problem is compounded by the need to provide equitable access for all regardless of their location.
Airline launches communications infrastructure
20 March, 2009
Virgin Blue is set to deploy a unified communications system to improve its customer service, as part of its New World Carrier strategy.
IP telephony for tank manufacturer
20 March, 2009
Action Tank Industries, a manufacturer of water tanks, has deployed a new telephone system.
Aussies pay too much for roaming
20 March, 2009
A report into international mobile roaming has been released.
Salvos adopt on-demand IP telephony
13 March, 2009
With a mission that spreads across every facet of social welfare, The Salvation Army Australia Eastern Territory (The Salvation Army AUE) has more than 350 diverse sites across New South Wales, ACT and Queensland.
Printer company embraces local VoIP system
13 March, 2009
After a thorough evaluation of the various VoIP products on the market, including those from the well-known multinational hardware and software vendors, Japanese office machine manufacturer/distributor Kyocera-Mita Australia has chosen CloudWare’s SoftBX Windows telephony software for its nationwide VoIP platform rollout.
Shoalhaven deploys IP telephony
13 March, 2009
The Shoalhaven City Council in New South Wales has selected an Interactive Intelligence solution as its unified communications platform following a competitive tender process administered by PABX Advisory Services Pty Ltd for the GCT-T5 Tender.
OfficeMax consolidates voice and data network
13 March, 2009
OfficeMax, one of the world’s largest office product supply companies with a major B2B presence in the Australian market, has deployed a new unified communications network from Nortel with the intention of cutting costs, improving its environmental credentials and taking its customer service standards to the next level.
Telstra's cable broadband speeds to get faster
10 March, 2009
Telstra unveils super-fast cable broadband with Melbourne first in line to get the service.
VoIP paging amplifier for SIP-enabled paging
02 March, 2009
The CyberData SIP-enabled VoIP paging amplifier provides an easy method for implementing an IP-based paging system for either new or legacy installations.
Telstra tops half-year results with Trujillo's departure
26 February, 2009
The rumours are true, Telstra's CEO Sol Trujillo will leave the company on 30 June.
Alcatel-Lucent has a new managing director
19 February, 2009Alcatel-Lucent has appointed Andrew Butterworth as the Managing Director of its Australian operations.
Telstra’s COO leaves the country
19 February, 2009Telstra’s Chief Operations Officer, Greg Winn, has left the company to return to his home in the United States.
World-breaking speed records for Telstra
19 February, 2009 by Merri Mack
Telstra has been a frontrunner at the Mobile Global Congress being held in Barcelona this week with a number of groundbreaking stories including a Guinness World Records record for the fastest mobile broadband service in the world. It has also announced a mobile user interface which is an Australian first with Microsoft for selected Windows Mobile devices.
Maria Simpson has been appointed National Manager of the Telstra Foundation
19 February, 2009A Telstra veteran of 18 years, Maria Simpson has been appointed National Manager of the Telstra Foundation.
