In the US Verizon and AT&T will introduce Voice over LTE (VoLTE) services this year. So, when will we see it happen here? “Sometime in the future,” says Vic Mclelland, Managing Director Networks at Optus. Testing is underway, so it seems likely that such services will be available from at least two of the three mobile network providers before too long.
This week on CrossTalk, we ask why is VoLTE so important? In the long term it can mean operators can stop carrying voice over 3G and repurpose the spectrum, but what can it do in the short term? Vic Mclelland and Håkan Eriksson, Ericsson’s CEO Australia and New Zealand, talk to Phil Dobbie about the benefits of VoLTE.
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11 Ways To Improve Your Stock Control
How much of your working capital is tied up in stock that isn’t turning over fast enough? Here are 11 ways to tighten up your stock control.
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A Boris Bounce, Corona concerns and Trump Targets Europe
More concerns over Corona. Pessimism from Bank of Canada too. The Boris bounce has given business confidence a jolt in the UK. Plus, Aussie employment numbers today. NAB’s David de Garis on what’s driving the markets today.
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Has China fallen out of love with Aussie iron ore?
When iron ore prices were rising currency markets largely ignored it. Now it’s falling, the Aussie dollar is more susceptible says NAB’s Ray Attrill. So how low will it go?
