Vodafone stories - Page 20

Consumer NZ survey finds sharp drop in customer satisfaction with Vodafone and Spark, underperforming in service reliability.

Massey University has announced it is launching New Zealand’s first business-focused analytics degree next month to address the skills shortage in ana.

Skinny Mobile challenges 2Degrees with innovative Rollover Data from 20 Jan, promising more value and savings for New Zealanders.

Over a million discarded mobiles raise £1.8m for Starship's air ambulance, proving the power of recycling for charity.

Vodafone New Zealand, the country's biggest mobile phone operator, has appointed expatriate Mark Aue as its new chief financial officer, replacing.

NZ marks a year of deterring phone theft with a successful handset blacklist, now blocking over 32,000 stolen mobiles nationwide.

The inaugural winners of the Ora Dreams grants have showcased innovation and entrepreneurship to help them get to where they are today.

The Commerce Commission has announced its new indicators for monitoring the mobile telecommunications markets.

2degrees says it it had been forced to ‘sim-lock’, conceding it is a backward step for competition in the $2 billion mobile market.

To remain relevant in a very competitive landscape, the operators will need to be more creative and deploy services beyond connectivity.

Pentech shines in personalised business solutions, offering tailored services to medium and large enterprises, outdoing larger telcos.

Ora is a software platform designed to help SMEs grow by providing business owners with access to a range of tools and access to its business partners.

2degrees founder comes out swinging, saying the Commerce Commission is asleep at the wheel and has produced faulty information.

Hamilton speeds into the future as 2degrees launches 4G, promising over 10x faster connectivity in NZ's top cities.

From preferential spectrum rights to dwindling ownership, explore the timeline of Maori stakeholders in 2degrees amid sale talks.

Amid its 5th anniversary, 2degrees remains, defying the fate of its late-entry peers, yet its struggle for survival continues in New Zealand's telecom market.

Indonesia's telecom giant Telkom set to acquire a 27% share in New Zealand's 2degrees, strengthening its presence in the Asia Pacific.

Vodafone NZ boosts Red Business plans, doubling data for new and re-signing customers, aiming to meet the soaring mobile data demands.

John Stanton, the link between Microsoft, Steve Jobs, and 2degrees, takes a seat on Microsoft's board, showcasing his vast influence in mobile tech.

John W. Stanton, billionaire backer of 2degrees, joins Microsoft's board, bolstering the tech giant's mobile and global expertise.