Analyst: Telstra SaaS platform is a budding talent
Telstra’s software-as-a-service retail platform, T-Suite, is a late bloomer but has the potential to succeed, according to Ovum public sector research director, Steve Hodgkinson.
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Telstra goes live with T-Suite SaaS platform
Telstra has announced that its software as a service (SaaS) platform T-Suite has gone live. The platform, launched in beta in November last year, allows organisations to lease software from the telco for a recurring monthly fee.
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Telstra launches new business centres
Telstra today announced the opening of 37 new business centres across Australia, which the telco claims will help small to medium enterprises (SMEs) become more efficient.
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SUNA improves iPhone GPS traffic updates
Intelematics Australia today announced a new version of CLO Software's TrafficAU iPhone app. The new software tells users on which side of the road traffic congestion is occurring and delivers faster updates from the SUNA Traffic Message Channel.
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Caesar crowned Telstra group managing director
Telstra has announced national sales executive director, Nerida Caesar, will replace wholesale group managing director, Kate McKenzie, as of March 30.
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Market Report: Tech sector holds gains (updated)
Computershare, Silex Systems, Oakton gain; Telstra drops.
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Peer support helps Telstra’s supply chain move
Before migrating its procurement process to a hosted IBM service, a deal which has so far saved it hundreds of millions of dollars, Telstra not only did an evaluative check on the best technology for the job, it also had talks with its peers to ensure it would make the right decision.
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ACCC goes after Telstra, again (updated)
The ACCC has initiated proceedings in the Federal Court of Melbourne against Telstra for alleged violations of standard access obligations for Unconditional Local Loop Service (ULLS) and Line Sharing Services (LSS).
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Stratatel, SP Tel, Telstra, Pipe Networks - Telco Market Wrap
Telecomms index down
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Telstra, Singtel, People Telecom | Stock Report March 10, 2009
Wrap up of today's stock movements on the ASX telecommunications index
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Telstra ups broadband ante
Telstra will upgrade its Melbourne hybrid fibre coaxial (HFC) cable broadband network to increase speeds to 100Mbps by Christmas. The rollout is stage one of the telco giant’s plans to deploy high-speed broadband technologies into its cable system.
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Telstra ups cable to 100Mbps, dwarfs NBN speeds
Telstra today announced sweeping upgrades to its national Hybrid Fibre Coaxial (HFC), or cable, network which will see 1.8 million Melbourne homes receive Internet access speeds of up to 100Mpbs by years' end.
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Carriers find issue with Telstra's sub-exchange closure
Telstra’s plan to demolish its Canberra sub-exchange has been met by criticism from the Competitive Carrier’s Coalition (CCC).
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The only good thing Sol did for Telstra?
Thanks Sol Trujillo. I may be one of the few Australian journalists that would publicly say it, but I appreciate what the departing Yank has done for Telstra.
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Analysts: Kaz enhances Fujitsu's government footprint
Analysts claim Fujitsu’s acquisition of Kaz will give the services integrator a stronger position in the government sector.
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