Optus stories
Likewize acquires Optus subsidiary and secures 15-year partnership, expanding its device insurance services in Australia.
Cisco and Optus Business extend partnership to deliver managed cloud networking support through Cisco's Meraki system.
According to GlobalData, the recent Optus deals with Origin and Sumo mean that communications services are on their way to becoming a utility.
La Trobe has appointed cybersecurity expert Jill Slay as Optus Cyber Chair to lead its virtual facility, enhancing its industry-engaged research and teaching.
With a $3m investment, Cisco will help to develop solutions to current and emerging skill shortages in cyber technologies.
Cradlepoint has announced an expansion of its strategic partnership with Optus Enterprise to solve connectivity challenges with 4G and 5G cellular solutions.
The move allows Optus to provide its customers with more personalised experiences and bolster its customised solution offerings, according to the company.
The MVNO market was previously expected to continue to grow – but the forecast now is that the market share will decline from 15% to 6% by 2023.
With State, Federal and Optus funding, the company is building 83 new sites as part of the Federal Governments Mobile Black Spot Program.
A new report for data company Tutela has revealed 2degrees provides its users with the best mobile experience, while in Australia, Telstra leads the pack.
More than 70 women were nominated for the Cisco Women in IT Awards, celebrating their achievements in the industry.
Optus is currently the first and only tier one telco in Australia to deploy the BroadCloud platform as a complete cloud-based solution.
Former Australian Rear Admiral John Lord says we need to trust in Chinese tech. Specifically, that Huawei plays a major role in our digital future.
Cisco's Broadsoft partners with Spark to launch Spark Cloud Phone in New Zealand, offering SMBs a robust suite of cloud-based unified communications services.
ANZ companies dominated the Riverbed APJ Partner Awards, nabbing five out of six accolades for excellent service and innovative business solutions.
The project will cost $7.8 million to build. $5.5 million of this is Federal funding, while the other $2.3 million comes from Optus.
The jointly commissioned network will span the GC2018's 37 locations, including operational, command and sporting venues.
Trustwave was previously positioned as a Challenger in the 2017 version of the report, marking its first appearance in the report.
Optus Business has expanded its long-standing relationship with NICE with the closing of a new, customer experience focused deal.
Optus reveals its 'historic' 5G rollout plan, set to start by early 2019, promising 15x faster wireless speeds and advancing IoT tech in Australia.
