| Internode revamps for changing broadband market |
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| by Stuart Corner | |
| Monday, 18 August 2008 | |
  
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The company said that, with the booming broadband market expected to plateau during the next 18 months, it was "preparing to change gears with the delivery of a range of new revenue-generating services." It cites as early examples of such services its launch of naked ADSL2+, Internode Business Connect private IP networks, the NodePhone VoIP service and managed data centre facilities. Tapper, who joined the company in 1998, said: ."We are broadening our management skill set to manage the transition to delivering a range of value-added broadband services. The broadband access market, which has driven our growth to date, is just the first stage in the development of Australia's online economy. Internode plans to differentiate itself as an innovative supplier of broadband services that meet the personal and business needs of customers nationally." Internode claims to be the largest independently-owned broadband services company in Australia. It has more than trebled in size during the past three years and now has more than 300 employees and 140,000 broadband customers, most of whom are outside its home state of South Australia. |
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