Telecommunications (Telco) stories - Page 105

5G is set to disrupt the IT industry, according to a report by 451 Research, impacting a wide range of technology and services.

A New Plymouth UFB expo is offering free workshops for students, educators, businesses and consumers next week.

Internet revolutionizing education: online learning on the rise, classrooms changing, and new educators emerging, says research.

New Zealand's schools leap into the digital age as the nationwide School Network Upgrade Project nears its successful completion.

New Zealanders urged to recycle unwanted phones through RE:MOBILE scheme, helping charity and reducing landfill.

Kiwi businesses grapple with uncertainty as rising risks cloud prospects for 2016, warns RiskNZ chairman Geraint Bermingham.

InternetNZ is welcoming the results of a NZTF report, saying it is a stocktake of the positive story NZ has to tell in telecommunications.

Cato Networks unveils its Cato Cloud NSaaS platform to simplify network security for distributed, cloud-centric, and mobile-first enterprises.

The Commerce Commission has released a report on unfair contract terms in the New Zealand telecommunications sector.

The rollout of the Australian-government funded NBN network is accelerating, with growth speeding up in the later stages of 2015.

As the national broadband network ramps up its business-grade service provision, it’s important businesses start factoring it into their telco plans.

Community website Neighbourly has welcomed Vodafone into its fold as the telco becomes the organisation’s seventh corporate partner.

The School Network Upgrade Project has been completed, giving all schools in New Zealand access to high-quality internet.

As digital devices become a staple of people’s every day lives, personal and private information is increasingly at risk.

Consumer NZ slams Spark and Vodafone for poor customer service as consumers face long wait times to get support.

Mobile coverage has been expanded more than 1700 square kilometres of rural areas previously without coverage via 15 new cell towers.

Overall, a significant amount (74%) of people using an activity tracker say the device is helping them cope with their condition.

Sharp has announced the release of a new interactive whiteboard for the classroom, just in time for a new school year.

More rural New Zealanders are experiencing blistering internet speeds thanks to Rural Broadband Initiative towers being upgraded to 4G.

All schools in New Zealand can now connect to Government-funded broadband network. Huge step toward world-class education.