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Articles tagged with: Telekom Austria and Roaming
Serbia's Vip Mobile Passes 1 Million Subscriber Mark
The Telekom Austria Group has announced that Vip Mobile, its Serbian mobile subsidiary has reached the 1 million subscriber mark only 20 months after the start of its operations. more
Related Tags: vodafone, tim, mts, telekom-austria-group, telekom, national-roaming, Serbia and Montenegro
Telekom Austria Slips into the Red on Restructuring Costs
Telekom Austria Group has reported full year revenues up 5.1% to €5.17 billion (US$6.6 billion), although EBITDA decreased by 30.2% to €1.3 billion (US$1.66 billion) due to restructuring costs in its landline division which cost it €632 million (US$806 million). Excluding the restructuring program EBITDA increased by 3.9% to €1.93 billion (US$2.46 billion). more
Related Tags: eu, itu, wind, velcom, european-union, landline, telekom-austria-group, telekom, Austria
Telekom Austria Selects Radcom's Service Assurance Solution
Radcom says that Telekom Austria has selected its Omni-Q solution to monitor and troubleshoot their national GRX network service. The GRX (GPRS Roaming Exchange) is used to transmit data roaming and interworking traffic between IP networks of GSM mobile operators, allowing their subscribers to use home network mobile data services abroad. more
Related Tags: mobile-data, eu, gsm, telekom, Austria
Telecom New Zealand International Completes GSMA IPX Trial
Telecom New Zealand International (TNZI) says that it has successfully completed the GSM Association (GSMA) Phase 2 IPX trials for telephony services interworking and IP performance testing within a global multi-operator test community. more
Related Tags: gsm-association, hutchison-3g, telecom-new-zealand, cdma, hutchison, gsma, telekom, ncc, New Zealand
Telekom Austria CEO Accuses EU's Viviane Reding of Communist Tendencies
Telekom Austria's CEO, Boris Nemsic has accused the regulatory regime in Europe as being worse than that in a repressive Communist state. Speaking to the Financial Times newspaper, he said "We have been much better treated in Belarus than in Brussels. That's not a political statement. That's a business statement," more
Related Tags: text-messaging, eu, Belarus