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Australia to build $31 billion broadband network

Australia's government will build a $31 billion USD high-speed broadband network, leading a new private-public company, after rejecting bids by companies that it said failed to offer value for money.

IMS gives Com Hem an efficiency advantage for triple-play

Com Hem is Sweden's largest triple-play operator, connecting 1.8 million homes to broadband, TV and fixed-line phone services.

New study: broadband and productivity linked

The relationship between broadband connectivity and economic prosperity is at last being understood.

From 14 different databases to just 1

Using an innovative management solution, German service provider EWE TEL has dramatically improved operations for itself and services for its end-users.

Universal broadband for Europe?

How long before European regulators require CSPs to provide universal access to broadband? And how will these programs be funded?

Supersized network reduces OPEX by 70%

With more than five hundred wireline, wireless and service provider customers, Belgacom ICS is one of the top voice carriers in the world. But with success comes added pressure to further reduce costs.

Fixed goes mobile

Nokia Siemens Networks fixed-network road show is touring Europe to wide acclaim.

Leaping ahead with IPTV

How a quadruple-play solution helped one leading service provider stay ahead of the competition.

Leaping ahead with IPTV

How a quadruple-play solution helped one leading service provider stay ahead of the competition.

IMS gives Com Hem an efficiency advantage for triple-play

Com Hem is Sweden's largest triple-play operator, connecting 1.8 million homes to broadband, TV and fixed-line phone services.

Supersized network reduces OPEX by 70%

With more than five hundred wireline, wireless and service provider customers, Belgacom ICS is one of the top voice carriers in the world. But with success comes added pressure to further reduce costs.

From 14 different databases to just 1

Using an innovative management solution, German service provider EWE TEL has dramatically improved operations for itself and services for its end-users.

Fixed for the crunch?

Mobile is grabbing all the headlines, but fixed-line networks are experiencing a renaissance of their own — in spite of the credit crunch.

New study: broadband and productivity linked

The relationship between broadband connectivity and economic prosperity is at last being understood.

Universal broadband for Europe?

How long before European regulators require CSPs to provide universal access to broadband? And how will these programs be funded?

Australia to build $31 billion broadband network

Australia's government will build a $31 billion USD high-speed broadband network, leading a new private-public company, after rejecting bids by companies that it said failed to offer value for money.

Fixed goes mobile

Nokia Siemens Networks fixed-network road show is touring Europe to wide acclaim.

Fixed views: How analysts see the coming years

The credit crunch, global financial turmoil, economic downturn — however you describe it, times are tough with consumers and businesses rolling back spending at a rate of knots. What does it all mean for fixed-line communications service providers (CSP) in West and South Europe?

Study: fixed-line service providers can do much more to keep end users happy

A new survey reveals what makes people switch from one service provider to another.

Study: fixed-line service providers can do much more to keep end users happy

A new survey reveals what makes people switch from one service provider to another.

Fixed views: How analysts see the coming years

The credit crunch, global financial turmoil, economic downturn — however you describe it, times are tough with consumers and businesses rolling back spending at a rate of knots. What does it all mean for fixed-line communications service providers (CSP) in West and South Europe?

Fixed goes mobile

Nokia Siemens Networks fixed-network road show is touring Europe to wide acclaim.

Australia to build $31 billion broadband network

Australia's government will build a $31 billion USD high-speed broadband network, leading a new private-public company, after rejecting bids by companies that it said failed to offer value for money.

Universal broadband for Europe?

How long before European regulators require CSPs to provide universal access to broadband? And how will these programs be funded?

New study: broadband and productivity linked

The relationship between broadband connectivity and economic prosperity is at last being understood.

Fixed for the crunch?

Mobile is grabbing all the headlines, but fixed-line networks are experiencing a renaissance of their own — in spite of the credit crunch.

From 14 different databases to just 1

Using an innovative management solution, German service provider EWE TEL has dramatically improved operations for itself and services for its end-users.

Supersized network reduces OPEX by 70%

With more than five hundred wireline, wireless and service provider customers, Belgacom ICS is one of the top voice carriers in the world. But with success comes added pressure to further reduce costs.

IMS gives Com Hem an efficiency advantage for triple-play

Com Hem is Sweden's largest triple-play operator, connecting 1.8 million homes to broadband, TV and fixed-line phone services.

Leaping ahead with IPTV

How a quadruple-play solution helped one leading service provider stay ahead of the competition.