Telco technology basics:

For now & into the future: 2012 Dates announced  

Two 2012 dates have now been announced for the popular TUANZ Telco Technology Basics programme. We'll run an Auckland and Wellington session in early March and recommend you register early to avoid disappointment! Dates are... Auckland: Thursday 8th March 2012; and Wellington: Friday 9th March 2012
 
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broadband finder
  

MED have built and launched a Broadband Finder with a  Registration of Interest function, so that people who don’t get covered by the RBI can put their hand up to be considered for future expansion of coverage.  This widget will tell you if an address is likely to be covered by the Rural Broadband Initiative. 


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RWNZ ENTERPRISING RURAL WOMEN AWARD 2012

Calling all women running small rural businesses!

Entries are now open for the RWNZ Enterprising Rural Women Award 2012.  This is an outstanding opportunity to promote your business and be recognised for your work.  Categories include the newly-established Fly Buys Online Business Award, as well as the Telecom North Island Award, the Access Homehealth South Island Award and a Supreme award.  Each winner will receive $1,000 in prize money.  Entries close Friday 16 March 2012.  

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Tuanz Blog Downstream

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    While he resides at Her Majesty’s pleasure, and the wheels of international law enforcement turn on both...

    Posted Wed 25 January 2012 @ 10:23 a.m. by Paul Brislen | >> more

  • Locking handsets - why it's wrong

    SIM locking has reared its ugly head again, with Telecom’s offshoot Skinny proposing to lock handsets...

    Posted Tue 13 December 2011 @ 8:59 a.m. by Paul Brislen | >> more

  • New Zealand's first female ICT minister

    Amy Adams is our new Minister of Communications, making herthe first woman to hold the role. I’ve already...

    Posted Mon 12 December 2011 @ 3:57 p.m. by Paul Brislen | >> more

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   Testimonials From Tuanz Members

In TUANZ Testimonials we take some time out to talk with our members about why they're members, what they're up to, and their thoughts on the future of telecommunications in NZ. 

Read about Velocity Networks here and more as Testimonials come online.

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   Advice From Tuanz On Complaints

We're often asked whether we can assist residential and individual telecommunications customers with their complaints.  
We're not able to assist directly but we can certainly point you in the right direction! In fact TUANZ was instrumental in setting up the free Telecommunications Disputes Resolution Service to assist. 

We hope you find these contacts useful. 

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NUMBER PORTABILITY
How long should it take?

Since April 2007 more than 500,000 mobile numbers have been ported across New Zealand mobile networks. We'd like to know what you consider to be a reasonable timeframe for the switch to occur. 

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