A change is coming to Australia in the way that we communicate using phone and Internet. The NBN is Australia’s new broadband network and is
The national broadband network (NBN) seems to be an ever-present in the media spotlight thanks to its penchant for riling public debate. The development of
Samsung have launched their first smart watch product. Called the Galaxy Gear, the device allows the wearer to make and receive calls, send SMS and
The NBN rollout is well and truly happening and regional Australia is embracing the technology by getting hooked up via the NBN fixed wireless service.
Emete Telecom is a business with a dual focus. The trading arm of the business operates as a telecommunications company, generating the income that allows the social enterprise to exist. However, the underlying driver of Emete Telecom is to generate sustainable income that allows the company to give back in a meaningful way.
Emete Telecom believes that to make a real difference, communities need to work together – pooling resources to help people on a much larger scale than by working alone. Emete Telecom is slowly but surely bridging the gap between those in need and those who can help.
Customers want more than just competitive prices and a full suite of services – which is promised from every telecommunications provider. Customers want to know that they are listened to, supported and provided a service by an Australian company. They want to know that their money matters – more than just by being an account number.
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