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  • Communications without borders

    Australian IT company appoints LG-Nortel to deploy VoIP communications for international growth

    Written by Kathryn Edwards • 25 Jan. 10 12:26

  • NZ town looking to raise the UC bar with Nortel deployment

    Porirua City Council, just north of the capital Wellington, services 50,000 residents and 3000 businesses for simple tasks such as rate payments through to more complex emergency situations like burst water mains. In an effort to boost its organisational efficiency and customer service the council deployed a Nortel unified communications (UC) solution.

    Written by Kathryn Edwards • 19 Nov. 09 12:00

  • Telstra off-shoot dishes up AI

    When New Zealand pizza franchise Hell Pizza made the journey across the Tasman to set-up shop in Brisbane, it needed to get noticed fast.

    Written by Kathryn Edwards • 27 May 09 14:38

  • Open source telephony new star at TV producer

    When TV production company FremantleMedia Australia had an opportunity to move to IP telephony during an office refurbishment, the open source Asterisk proved itself to offer everything required and more for the 150-plus handset deployment.

    Written by Rodney Gedda • 26 June 08 14:00

  • VOIP freeing colleges from wired phones

    With wired phones dying off at colleges, IT executives on campus are looking to VOIP and unified communications platforms as ways to meet the needs of students and faculty using wireless devices.

    Written by Tim Greene • 05 April 07 15:20

  • Komatsu shifts IT up a gear

    Mining and construction distributor Komatsu Australia is overhauling its application infrastructure to drive efficiency and keep pace with more modern technology.

    Written by Rodney Gedda • 18 Dec. 06 08:00

  • Meeting Client Demand

    With its data centre housed in 1923 square metres and spread over two levels, ensuring power continuity is at the top of Macquarie Hosting's to-do list.

    Written by Darren Pauli • 21 Nov. 06 11:40

  • VOIP: an invaluable asset

    When it comes to using advanced technology, 120-employee Goldsmith Agio Helms could teach the mega-sized investment banks of the world a thing or two. Take, for example, the sophisticated, converged network infrastructure over which the Minneapolis-based firm conducts its multinational business. Because it supports advanced applications such as instant messaging/presence, unified messaging, video calling and VOIP, the network lets bankers stay in touch and up to date at all times.

    Written by Beth Schultz • 26 Sept. 06 15:18

  • Case Study: Industry insiders blast IP telephony myths

    Mount Sinai Hospital in Toronto took its IP telephony project very seriously, planning for every situation that could disrupt communication with the outside world.

    Written by Stefan Dubowski • 01 April 03 13:53
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