Telcos stories - Page 37

Telecoms companies provide free calling to those affected by the Samoa tsunami, with over $1.1 million worth of calls made.

Telecom giants band together for a pioneering mega-conference targeting over 2750 attendees in an ambitious foray into the competitive events arena.

ICT Minister Steven Joyce and the Telecommunications Carriers Forum (TCF) are working to establish national standards for the ultra-fast broadband rollout.

[UPDATED - Have your say] If sending a text were free would there be widespread text spam? Vodafone thinks so.

Like a soldier into battle, who goes armed with sword, shield and dagger, the modern road warrior must be armed with the latest technology.

2degrees and Telecom XT are finalists in Fair Go Ad Awards, with Rhys Darby's ad making top five and Richard Hammond's in running for worst ad.

Videoconferencing has seen significant growth in New Zealand, with companies utilising the benefits including faster decision-making and improved collaboration.

Femtocells are mini cellsites that you install in your living room in order to receive better coverage for your mobile phone when you’re at home.

Telecomms bills can be complex and difficult to understand, but there are tools available to help manage costs and reduce spending.

Gen-i CEO Chris Quin hails Telecom's XT Network as a game changer, driving significant client wins and expanding Telecom's market share.

New Zealand urged to embrace mobile phone systems for improved productivity and cost reduction. #technology #business.

Agile, evolving from reseller to tech titan, sells software biz to Avaya and sets sights on global expansion, unfazed by recession.

In NZ's mobile market war, intense competition promises major benefits for consumers, as companies fight for a $1.98bn spend.

Contact centre pros in Auckland unite for workforce management mastery, sharing skills and insights to boost efficiency and performance.

New Zealand is considering separating its telecommunications market to stimulate competition and improve infrastructure.

ASB and AA bemoan high mobile costs, blaming steep mobile termination rates for pricey 0800 and SMS services, impacting customer access.

The rise of mobile Internet usage sees 52% of users now online, with UK consultancy Webcredible noting social networking as a key activity.

Ubiquitous high-speed internet transforms lives and businesses, offering vast societal benefits, from remote work to reduced energy bills.

New Zealand is undergoing a digital revolution, with a growing weightless industry and investment in infrastructure.

Months of hard work has paid off for New Zealand Wi-Fi specialist Tomizone as it continues to expand into the global market.