Services news stories

Ericsson, Telstra, and Ciena have announced new enhancements to Telstra's Next Generation Optical Network, which will increase the service capacity of Telstra's optical network to 400 GE (Gigabit per Second Ethernet).

We delve into the liquidators first report on long-standing networking service provider IndeServes collapse.

IndeServe, a longstanding local service contractor that has worked with companies including IBM, Fujitsu and Datacom, has voluntarily filed for liquidation.

DyFlex Solutions says Australia's services sector makes up more than 70% of the country's gross domestic product, and the Great Resignation has the potential to affect the Australian economy well into the future.

Microsoft has announced a revamp of their partner programme, creating new opportunities within the company's extensive partner ecosystem across the globe.

Australian consumers are becoming increasingly more satisfied with their internet and phone service providers, with new research seeing a record drop in complaints.

Asia/Pacific (excluding Japan) spending on blockchain solutions to reach US$2.1 billion in 2022, according to the latest IDC report.

ENGIE has launched the first digital outcome-focused service in Singapore to make the lives of data center operators easier.

The expansion has gained the support of the Victorian Government, which has provided business assistance to Mavenlink.

Year-over-year growth was around 4%, which slightly outpaced the worldwide GDP growth rate.

Advanced analytics, automation and AI provide users secure access to service when, how and where they need it.

The findings come from the analyst’s newly published market analysis perspective report.

The company was launched just last month as a new business entity and already has hired two executives to help steers its IoT and services portfolios.

A new IDC forecast on internet of things services shows 'significant' opportunities ahead for service providers.

Data#3 has joined the $1 billion club, clocking up revenue of $1.1 billion for the year ended 30 June – and posting a record profit to boot.

​Fujitsu has announced profit for the year of 2016, coming in at a whopping 88.4 billion yen, representing growth of 1.7 billion yen from fiscal 2015.

"Avaya’s comms and collaboration services focus on enabling this type of digital transformation, which was a key driver in my decision to return."

World’s most valuable company rumoured to launch 7-inch iPad in October.