Sunday, July 25, 2010

O-TEL Meets Increasing Private Label VoIP Service Demands with Investments in Larger Infrastructure

New carrier grade switches helps O-TEL cope with Surging VoIP traffic volumes after launching Private Label Services to the ISP, WISP, ITSP, IT Companies and investors with dozens of applications daily. JOHANNESBURG, July 26, 2010 – O-Tel Telecom today announced that their Gauteng VoIP Exchange, one of their fastest growing VoIP Exchange Points (VXPs) in [...]

O-TEL Meets Increasing Private Label VoIP Service Demands with Investments in Larger Infrastructure
Sunday, July 25, 2010

SA may get new telephone dialling codes

Want to phone someone on Vodacom? Rather than dialling “082?, you may soon have to dial “882? instead. Draft regulations governing the phone numbering scheme SA uses could mean that every phone number in the country will have to change. The Independent Communications Authority of SA (Icasa) has released draft numbering plan regulations that could [...]

SA may get new telephone dialling codes
Wednesday, June 23, 2010

Stage set for battle over telecoms rates

The stage is set for a battle of epic proportions at public hearings in Johannesburg next week. That’s when operators will make their arguments for and against proposed cuts in wholesale call termination rates. MTN, for one, has warned of dire consequences for its business and for the entire mobile ecosystem if industry regulator, the [...]

Stage set for battle over telecoms rates
Saturday, June 19, 2010

Telkom leaves retail rates largely unchanged

Telkom has left its broadband line rental and post-paid call rates unchanged while hiking basic line rental costs by about 5%. In its annual tariff filing with the Independent Communications Authority of SA, the fixed-line operator says it could have hiked its basket of rates by as much as 19,3%, but has declined to do [...]

Telkom leaves retail rates largely unchanged
Sunday, June 13, 2010

O-Tel Launches Authorized Reseller Programme

Enables Partners to Exploit Rapidly Growing Opportunity in SA’s Telecom Market 16 June, 2010, Johannesburg.—O-Tel Telecom, a leading provider of Digital Telephony and e-Business infrastructure, today announced its Authorized Reseller Programme (ARP) for their LiTE Voice Service. The Authorized Reseller Programme is a great addition to O-Tel’s trio of partnership offerings. Current affiliate Programmes include [...]

O-Tel Launches Authorized Reseller Programme
Thursday, June 10, 2010

Neotel shows massive loss, but not unexpected

Neotel shows a loss of around R1.5-billion according to results from shareholder Tata Communications, but analysts say it is not surprising Tata Communications, which has a 49.1% shareholding in Neotel, recently announced its year-end quarter financial results for the fiscal year 2009-10. The company reported a net loss of Rs 598 crore (R983-million) for the [...]

Neotel shows massive loss, but not unexpected
Thursday, June 10, 2010

O-TEL Expands its nationwide wireless network coverage in preparation for spectrum bid

Johannesburg, South Africa—10 June, 2010– O-Tel Telecoms, a leading Licensed National Telecom Service Provider, announced today its expansion to 4 cities across South Africa. The newest of O-Tel’s 17 offices are located in Bloemfontein, George servicing Southern Cape, Cape Town, and Mafeking servicing North West. The establishing of office presence and wireless networks in these [...]

O-TEL Expands its nationwide wireless network coverage in preparation for spectrum bid
Saturday, May 22, 2010

Geographic Number Portability, a revolution in the South African PBX Industry

Geographic Number Portability, a revolution in the South African PBX Industry After much pressure onto ICASA from alternative operators, it has been made possible for competitor operators to port a landline number from the incumbent and add it onto their network. The SME knows that he can now migrate to another Telecom provider and retain [...]

Geographic Number Portability, a revolution in the South African PBX Industry
Wednesday, May 12, 2010

Sadiba O-Tel Eastern Cape gains market share

Sadiba O-Tel Eastern Cape gains market share and solidifies position as Port Elizabeths fastest growing Digital Telecom Service Provider Johannesburg: Tuesday, May 8 – 2010 PRESS RELEASE Sadiba O-Tel Eastern Cape, a Telecom Service Provider appointed by O-Tel to service Port Elizabeth and surrounding areas, today announced that its market share of the Digital Telecom [...]

Sadiba O-Tel Eastern Cape gains market share
Thursday, April 29, 2010

Least cost routing gets the boot

By Candice Jones and Nicola Mawson, ITWeb online telecoms editor Johannesburg, 28 Apr 2010 Read in this story Not cheap enough Larger losses All is well Digital is calling Interconnect rate cuts will see the LCR market collecting dust, say operators. The new proposed interconnect rates have killed the business case for least-cost routing (LCR), say local alternative telecomsproviders. [...]

Least cost routing gets the boot

O-TEL Meets Increasing Private Label VoIP Service Demands with Investments in Larger Infrastructure

New carrier grade switches helps O-TEL cope with Surging VoIP traffic volumes after launching Private Label Services to the ISP, WISP, ITSP, IT Companies and investors with dozens of applications daily. JOHANNESBURG, July 26, 2010 – O-Tel Telecom today announced that their Gauteng VoIP Exchange, one of their fastest growing...
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SA may get new telephone dialling codes

Want to phone someone on Vodacom? Rather than dialling “082?, you may soon have to dial “882? instead. Draft regulations governing the phone numbering scheme SA uses could mean that every phone number in the country will have to change. The Independent Communications Authority of SA (Icasa) has released draft...
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Stage set for battle over telecoms rates

The stage is set for a battle of epic proportions at public hearings in Johannesburg next week. That’s when operators will make their arguments for and against proposed cuts in wholesale call termination rates. MTN, for one, has warned of dire consequences for its business and for the entire mobile...
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Telkom leaves retail rates largely unchanged

Telkom has left its broadband line rental and post-paid call rates unchanged while hiking basic line rental costs by about 5%. In its annual tariff filing with the Independent Communications Authority of SA, the fixed-line operator says it could have hiked its basket of rates by as much as 19,3%,...
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O-Tel Launches Authorized Reseller Programme

Enables Partners to Exploit Rapidly Growing Opportunity in SA’s Telecom Market 16 June, 2010, Johannesburg.—O-Tel Telecom, a leading provider of Digital Telephony and e-Business infrastructure, today announced its Authorized Reseller Programme (ARP) for their LiTE Voice Service. The Authorized Reseller Programme is a great addition to O-Tel’s trio of partnership...
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Neotel shows massive loss, but not unexpected

Neotel shows a loss of around R1.5-billion according to results from shareholder Tata Communications, but analysts say it is not surprising Tata Communications, which has a 49.1% shareholding in Neotel, recently announced its year-end quarter financial results for the fiscal year 2009-10. The company reported a net loss of Rs...
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