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  • Company Strategy
    Safaricom Company Strategy
    As Africa enters into a new era of connectivity capability, with Kenya serving as a major hub for that development, there is added pressure on operators like Safaricom to address a new level of demand from its end users. Kavit Majithia reports.
    Kavit Majithia, November 17, 2011
  • Company Strategy
    Safaricom: Investing in Africa
    As Africa enters into a new era of connectivity capability, with Kenya serving as a major hub for that development, there is added pressure on operators like Safaricom to address a new level of demand from its end users. Kavit Majithia reports.
    Kavit Majithia, November 17, 2011
  • Company Strategy
    KPN: Applying Dutch values to a competitive international market
    Can KPN International apply the ‘Dutch’ values of ingenuity and creativity to a highly competitive international telecoms market? Caroline Chappell reports.
    November 17, 2011
  • Feature
    Singapore telecoms market
    Singapore had a good recession. In 2009, the country’s economy was in much the same doldrums as the rest of the developed world. But at the beginning of 2010, its government felt confident enough to withdraw a raft of economic stimulus measures it had put in place a year previously to shield the country’s private and public sectors and preserve jobs.
    Guy Matthews, November 17, 2011
  • Big Interview
    Fiona Beck, Southern Cross Cable Network: First class upgrade
    The sheer scale and cost of deploying new subsea cable systems doesn’t exactly rest comfortably with the current global financial climate. Fiona Beck, president and CEO of Southern Cross Cable Network and president of SubOptic, explains to Alex Hawkes why upgrading existing systems is becoming an increasingly attractive option.
    November 17, 2011
  • Big Interview
    Fiona Beck, president and CEO of Southern Cross Cable Network
    The sheer scale and cost of deploying new subsea cable systems doesn’t exactly rest comfortably with the current global financial climate. Fiona Beck, president and CEO of Southern Cross Cable Network and president of SubOptic, explains to Alex Hawkes why upgrading existing systems is becoming an increasingly attractive option.
    November 17, 2011
  • Big Interview
    Carl Roberts, Verizon Global Wholesale: Evolving ecosystems
    While some try to extract the last juices from legacy systems, for Carl Roberts, group vice president of Verizon Global Wholesale, it’s time to dramatically redefine the way we do business in wholesale telecoms. He shares his thoughts with Angela Partington.
    November 17, 2011
  • News
    BT offers new Ethernet VPN and E-LAN services.
    UK telecoms provider BT has announced the expansion of its Ethernet VPN services to six additional countries and the launch of international E-LAN services.
    November 17, 2011
  • News
    Pluthero leaves chief executive post at CWW after six months
    Troubled Cable & Wireless Worldwide just cannot keep out of the headlines. Following another set of poor financial results, John Pluthero, appointed as chief executive at CWW in June, is leaving only six months after he replaced Jim Marsh.
    Kavit Majithia, November 17, 2011
  • News
    PLDT begins work on $300m undersea cable
    The Philippine Long Distance and Telephone Co (PLDT) announced plans today to construct the $300 million Asia Submarine cable Express (ASE).
    November 17, 2011
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