Alcatel-Lucent stories

New Relic appoints Simon Rizkalla as VP of Customer Advocacy for Asia-Pacific and Japan to boost observability and AI-driven tech adoption.

Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise has won the Best Use of Telephony / Unified Communications in Cloud Computing at the 2024/25 Cloud Awards, showcasing excellence in innovation.

Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise has launched a cutting-edge Wi-Fi 7 campus portfolio, enhancing secure connectivity with advanced access points and multigigabit switches.

The partnership provides a broader end-to-end integrated portfolio for partners and their enterprise customers and fulfils network requirements.

Building on the successes of past ALE Connex flagship events, this year, Connex23 brought together more than 50 partner organisations from the ANZ region.

ACT Health required an open standards solution that could easily be integrated and interconnected across locations with the existing infrastructure.

The upgraded partnership will enable organisations to innovate easily without the need for operationally disruptive technology replacement initiatives.

Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise partners with Uplinx Advanced Services to target new opportunities in the public sector.

Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise launches new communications platform, OmniPCX Enterprise Purple, for the digital workplace.

The Alcatel 1X offers a budget-friendly alternative for those wanting basic smartphone functionality without breaking the bank, but performance lags.

The cloud giant's investment in the JGA cable system adds to its portfolio of existing cable investments, which include HK-G and SJC subsea cables.

The deal is set to commence in mid-2018 on a three-year term, with a global rollout upon a successful implementation.

Alcatel-Lucent introduces new cloud services for SMBs, offering flexibility and increased capacity for the modern workplace.

The Pullman Sydney Airport hotel has deployed a cloud-based collaboration solution, reducing costs and improving guest services.

TIS vendors face challenging times as market slumps, with China slowdown impacting revenues and driving the need for strategic realignment.

Restructuring led to margin improvement for most vendors in 2015, but vendors need to pursue automation to obtain a long-term cost advantage.

This month will see a team of specialist submarine cable experts arrive in Raglan, New Zealand, to lay the first section of the TGA undersea cable.

Nokia, which last Thursday celebrated its first day of combined operations with Alcatel-Lucent, has appointed Ray Owen as its ANZ head.

Big news this week as we learned of a third undersea cable, the Moana, which will be built by Alcatel-Lucent and will connect NZ to Hawaii.

Breakthrough prototype technology from Bell Labs will increase optical network capacities by more than tenfold, according to a recent report.