ITWeb TV: The Future of Broadband in South Africa | Episode #148
Fibre is being rolled out, satellites are overhead, and the traditional internet business model is quietly collapsing. In this ITWeb interview, Jacques du Toit of Vox unpacks where South Africa's next wave of connectivity growth is really coming from — and why the pipe alone is no longer enough. #Voxtelecoms #fibre #broadband
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Rajan Ponnen will focus on creating new opportunities for the Internet service provider in the region.
The solution is cheaper than its predecessor and is available in two options.
Two local ISPs launch new uncapped offerings as SA's fibre and wireless market continues to grow.
A Port Elizabeth police station makes use of text messaging to improve services.
Investments in products will make the company "sexier" over the longer term.
With stricter regulations around privacy and data protection, the importance of fax will only increase, says Craig Freer, MD of Vox Amvia.
Vox Telecom is targeting growth and development in the second economy with its new communications offering for the informal sector.
Tony van Marken will step down from the high-pressure role to spend quality time with his family.
Least-cost routing companies modify their offerings to survive lower call termination rates.
The "Johnny come lately" is holding up proceedings, say the companies.
Despite ambitious intentions, Vox Telecom is still busy folding the acquisition into the group.