Author: Paul Skelton
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Riverbed enables MTC Australia to adopt a ‘cloud first’ strategy
Riverbed Technology has announced that MTC Australia has deployed components of the Riverbed Application Performance Platform for its “cloud first” strategy to accelerate the delivery of ... -
Eaton launches active bullet FTTN communications cabinet
Power management company, Eaton, has launched a new telecommunications equipment enclosure designed to provide a secure and environmentally friendly housing for FTTN equipment. -
Motorola Solutions launches MOTOTRBO Anywhere enterprise unified communications
A new mobile app and gateway solution bridges communications gap, allowing enterprises to connect two-way MOTOTRBO radios and smart phones. -
Axis P1428-E 4K network camera
The AXIS P1428-E network camera is the top-of-the-line model in the compact AXIS P14 Series. With 4K technology, it offers the latest generation of HDTV standards ... -
Choosing the right optical time domain reflectometer for your data centre
To ensure that fibre in datacentres is reliable, network professionals need a more accurate and faster methodology to assess the integrity of the infrastructure. -
Clipsal Actassi quick termination tool
Clipsal’s new Actassi Quick Termination Tool has been designed to save cablers time and money, providing a fast and reliable termination. -
Australian software sparks surge in company owners working remotely
Australian company simPRO has developed a cloud-based job management system that is driving an expansion in the number of trade contractors managing companies remotely or even ... -
Q&A with new Philips Lighting ANZ general manager
Rob Fletcher returned to Australia in December 2013 after 30 years abroad, to take up the position of Philips Lighting ANZ general manager. In a recent ... -
Tektronix TBS1000B series oscilloscopes
element14 has announced the launch of the TBS1000B Series, digital storage oscilloscopes from Tektronix with performance in a compact design. -
Deregulation of communications sector a boost for productivity
The Australian Government has removed more than 1,000 pages of burdensome regulation in the Communications portfolio, saving the sector an expected $35 million per year. This ...