Displaying items by tag: Vodafone Australia

Nokia and TPG Telecom announced that they have switched on a live 5G standalone (SA) network in Australia on the 700MHz spectrum band.

Vodafone has made Optus' and Telstra's pre-paid plans look like overpriced 28-day expiry jokes with too little data and not enough international countries, but Amaysim still has the best 365-day "as you go" plan.

In the wake of the recent Vodafone Australia announcement that it will slash one quarter of the workforce in its Hobart call centre, it may be good to remind Australia’s number three telco of its less than auspicious customer service history in this country.

Telstra says triple zero calls are slowly returning to normal after they went on the blink following a cable outage on Friday morning.

Telco Vodafone Australia and big-data aggregator Splunk have entered a multi-year Enterprise Software and Services Agreement which the telco says will improve user experience.

Employee management SaaS provider Deputy has appointed Luke Targett to the new position of global chief marketing officer.

Vodafone Australia is touting a spend of $2 billion on development and expansion of its Australian mobile network over the full year 2017 despite a year-on-year loss of $81.5 million for the first half.

More companies have started pulling their ads from Google due to fears that they may appear on content that is unsuitable. In Australia, Vodafone Australia, Nestle, Bunnings, Foxtel and Caltex have become the latest to do so.

Vodafone Australia chief technology officer Benoit Hanssen is leaving the company after three years to take up a new post with the Hutchison Group.

Vodafone’s introduction of Qantas Frequent Flyer points alongside free NZ roaming for Red and SIM Only customers will see more competitive efforts by Vodafone Australia to come.

At 9am today, Vodafone Australia is promising to call up some telco fireworks, telling the media to prepare for ‘one briefing you won’t want to miss!’

Ruslan Kogan and Vodafone are making an announcement at 11am today, dubbed to ‘significantly benefit Australian consumers.’

The speculation was correct. Vodafone has sold its 45% stake in US carrier Verizon Wireless, in one of the largest commercial transactions in history. What happens next?

GlobalOne, a technology consulting firm specialising in cloud-based systems for enterprises, has hired the former application development team of Vodafone Australia, and its head Doug Maloney, to form a new unit that will offer professional services for building, deploying and maintaining mobile cloud apps for both consumer and enterprise environments.

Vodafone Australia has moved to address the disparity in trans-Tasman data roaming fees with those charged by its New Zealand counterpart.