Stories about: Telecommunications User Group

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ATUG awards telecommunications excellence 15 March, 2010 18:22

Blink Mobile Technology’s myAnswers service picked up the Award for Innovation at the 2010 Australian Telecommunications User Group (ATUG) Awards. The awards were presented by communications minister, Stephen Conroy, at the Australian Technology Park in Sydney. Blink Mobile Technologies received recognition for innovation for its myAnswers service, which is built on a ‘Service as a Provider’ business model and is designed to help businesses build mobile phone applications that service and deploy information to customers.
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Aussies scammed out of $70m online 01 March, 2010 09:31

Australians lost more than $70 million through online scams last year, according to a Federal Government report.
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NBN was fait accompli: workgroup 08 May, 2009 15:08

The $43 billion National Broadband Network (NBN) may have been fait accompli according to industry members who met with Deputy Prime Minister Julia Gillard.
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Multimedia projects dominate ATUG awards 13 March, 2009 16:31

The Western Australia Department of Environment and Conservation, Pollution Response Unit, has beaten its government agency peers and taken out an Australian Telecommunications User Group (ATUG) award for the best use of broadband.
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Telcos separate over NBN regulation 27 June, 2008 13:13

The telecommunications industry remains split over the need for structural separation in the National Broadband Network (NBN), after submissions to government from ISPs and consumer advocacy groups failed to agree on a suitable regulatory framework.
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Cisco: It's all about the hardware 03 June, 2008 11:23

Cisco's approach to unified communications is a network-based, hardware-intensive implementation designed to provide support for more environments - like point-of-sale systems, non-PC workgroups and mobile device platforms - than desktop- or server-based strategies.
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Open wholesale access key to FttN success 26 February, 2008 16:24

Australia's national fibre backbone will need open wholesale access, government funding and must be built on neutral technology, according to telecommunications leaders.
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20 useful sites for Cisco networking professionals 21 February, 2008 10:14

If you're studying for Cisco exams and just about to tear your hair out, don't fret, there are many others in the same position, and many of them are writing up their experiences in their blogs and passing along hints and tips. Even if you're a CCIE pro, there's always room for personal improvement and expansion. With that in mind we've scoured the Web to bring you our top 20 most useful Web resources for Cisco networking professionals.
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Call to arms for governments worldwide to improve connectivity 01 February, 2008 15:14

A groundbreaking study ranking governments worldwide on their use of communications technology and infrastructure is being used as proof that there is still a lot of work to do before even well connected countries realize the full economic benefits of ICT.
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ACS joins USO debate with claims Australia's digital divide is deepening 16 November, 2007 12:01

The Australian Computer Society (ACS) today called on the government to broaden the terms of the Universal Service Obligation (USO) as part of its current review of Australia's telecommunications service standards.
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ATUG refreshes policy platform prior to federal election 12 October, 2007 16:46

In preparation for the forthcoming federal election, the Australian Telecommunications User Group (ATUG) has updated its policies for 2008 praising the major political parties for supporting ubiquitous broadband connectivity and protection for the competitive telco framework.