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The global telecom software and services market in 2019 grew about 1% to US$66.9 billion, with Nokia again ranked as the top service provider by market share with approximatelly US$4. billion, according to the rankings by research firm Analysys Mason in its latest annual report.

Macquarie Telecom has signed a new deal with Bond University to provide data and voice services, aimed at enabling the University to further improve its student experience and provide new technology including artificial intelligence (AI) and free services for students.

The Federal Government is overhauling consumer protections to "better reflect the way that modern telecommunication services" are delivered in Australia.

Complaints about internet services replaced complaints over mobile services as the most complained about service type in the last financial year, according to the latest Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman report.

Five telecommunications service providers in the Asia Pacific — excluding Telstra — have been designated as “leaders” of the next-generation of telecoms providers for their strong regional network presence, delivery of software-defined technologies and a comprehensive suite of enterprise cloud and managed ICT service offerings.

UK-headquartered telecoms and data centre services company Colt Technology Services is deploying Ciena’s 6500 converged packet optical platform to expand its network across the Asia Pacific region.

Telstra has a big tick of approval as the best performer of all telcos in the Asia Pacific market last year, with global analyst firm IDC noting that industry specific solutions and cloud services - mainly in Australia - and its Indonesia joint venture with Telkom Indonesia helping in Telstra’s “upward push”.

Telstra has sealed a three-year multi-million dollar contract with Medibank as its exclusive partner for delivery of telecommunications services.

The global digital economy is doing reasonably well, but is still suffering from the economic downturn, especially in Europe.

Revenues for service providers in the global fixed and mobile sectors last year passed the US$1.91 trillion mark as the sectors recovered from a downturn which saw revenues in 2010 hit US$1.79 trillion.