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Displaying items by tag: telecommunication
Monday, 06 August 2012 17:59
Victoria Rubensohn to be Comms Compliance's consumer rep
Communications Compliance - the new independent body set up by the telecoms industry to monitor service providers' compliance to the new Telecommunications Consumer Protection (TCP) code - has named Victoria Rubensohn AM as its consumer representative board member.
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Technology Regulation
Tuesday, 26 June 2012 08:29
NBN Committee calls on NBN Co the consider debt financing ASAP
The Joint Parliamentary Committee on the NBN has released its third report on the NBN, acknowledging that there is little chance of early private equity investment in the NBN, but calling on NBN Co to progress consideration of debt financing "as a matter of priority."
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Technology Regulation
Wednesday, 13 June 2012 16:21
Anittel announces $2m network and data centre upgrade
Cloud, Internet, telecommunication and IT services provider Anittel (ASX: AYG) has announced plans to upgrade its wide area networks and data centres with about $2m worth of Cisco gear, and signalled a widening of its market focus from regional Australia to embrace metropolitan areas.
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Strategy
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Overcoming objections to using multi-factor authentication
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Nutanix expands COVID-19 Response to Asia Pacific business
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Integrating applications with a low-code platform for successful modernisation
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COVID-19 - the single word that tells IT vendors why they need cost-effective PR
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CommandHub’s HubDrop provides secure document exchange for staff working from home
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Privacy violations are a terrible thing, but so is the panic they sow
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Is circumventing geo-restrictions piracy?
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Creso Pharma hires former Canopy Growth executives
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