Wednesday, May 27, 2009

VoIP takes the stage at Interop; Optus gets nod for $60m Tax Office network contract

Huawei moves up in networking's big leagues; Mobile phone location technology fights card fraud
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VoIP takes the stage at Interop

In this newsletter, we'll provide a quick wrap-up on VoIP and convergence-related announcements from Interop 2009 held last week in Las Vegas. Highlights include news from Glowpoint on its Telepresence InterExchange, Polycom with several announcements, Shoretel's integration showcase, and Skype's views on business voice. Read full story

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Optus gets nod for $60m Tax Office network contract
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has entered final negotiations with carrier Optus for a new managed network services contract worth up to $60.5 million a year.

Huawei moves up in networking's big leagues
Huawei Technologies became the third-biggest seller of mobile infrastructure in the world in the first quarter, further expanding its worldwide role on the strength of sales both inside and outside its native China.

Mobile phone location technology fights card fraud
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