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COMPANY NEWS: Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise launches the Alcatel-Lucent OmniPCX Enterprise Purple, a communications platform that integrates real-time communications into business processes and applications, reduces latency with intelligent objects, improves business efficiency, and increases customer satisfaction.

Cloud-delivered LTE and 5G wireless network edge specialist Cradlepoint has appointed Nathan McGregor to the role of APAC senior vice president of sales.

A move for a class action by US shareholders against Finnish telecommunications equipment provider Nokia, accusing it of defrauding them by not revealing issues in integrating Alcatel-Lucent into its business and its readiness to be a 5G leader, has been thrown out of court.

Tasmanian communications company TasmaNet has appointed Elizabeth Aris as chief executive to replace Joel Harris.

The need to implement better, more secure network procedures and tools to safeguard IoT devices will only grow as more stories about breaches crop up in the future, according to a senior official at Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise.

NBN Co has opted for Australian-made with its decision to award local vendor NetComm Wireless a contract for the supply of distribution point units (DPU) needed for the fibre to the kerb rollout of the National Broadband Network.

New York-listed network specialist, Ciena (NYSE:CIEN), has appointed Matt Vesperman as Managing Director for Australia and New Zealand.

The CEO of Nokia has stated that jobs will go as a result of the recent merger between Nokia and French telecoms giant Alcatel Lucent.

Nokia’s acquisition of Alcatel-Lucent has finally closed with the newly merged company now trading as the Nokia Group of Companies.

Former chief of Nokia for Australia and New Zealand, Paul Tyler, is to become the Head of the merged entity, Nokia Acatel Lucent, for Asia-Pacific and Japan when the merger completes by mid-2016.

New Caledonia's Office of Post and Telecoms (OPT-NC) is collaborating with Alcatel-Lucent to extend its DWDM transport network across islands in the South Pacific country to support growing mobile and fixed broadband demand.

Under a 5-year managed services agreement, Alcatel-Lucent will transform Chorus’ network operations from legacy systems and processes to the latest proactive and real time monitoring and analysis tools, the two companies announced today.

Alcatel-Lucent has successfully completed a trial of its G.fast technology for the National Broadband Network.

Australian IT solutions company Nexon Asia Pacific, has expanded its relationship with Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise (ALE) to become an enterprise cloud solutions and services provider in Australia.

Alca-Lu has a blueprint that can help Australia capitalise on IoT to create a ‘smarter world’ and wants Australia to take a lead.

Telecommunications systems integrator, CSE Global, has signed a channel partner agreement with Alcatel-Lucent to market, distribute and service Alcatel-Lucent’s Microwave, Fixed Networks (GPON/POL), IP Routing and transport product range to the transport, oil, gas and mining markets in Australia.

Alcatel OneTouch is the spinoff of the mobile phone business from Alcatel-Lucent of France.

Optus has delivered what it says is an ‘Australian first’ with the upgrade of its inter-capital fibre network from Cairns to Perth to 100 Gigabits per second (Gbps) to now deliver wavelength links with combined capacity ten times larger than previously available.

Annual global spending on optical networking (ON) has hit US$14.2 billion after three consecutive quarters of growth, according to a new market report.

Nokia has announced the sale of its HERE digital mapping and location services business to a consortium of German car companies comprising Audi, BMW and Daimler AG. The fourth major German manufacturer Volkswagen is not part of the group.