Under the contract, understood to be worth more than A$150m, Telstra will be the exclusive supplier of a range of next-generation telco services and managed services to CCA’s 130 offices in Australia, and will become the preferred telecommunications provider for its international operations in New Zealand, Fiji and Indonesia.
“Telstra is investing capital and people resources into our business and we’re doing the same in terms of understanding the type of new products that could be available over the next three to five years,” said CCA group managing director, Terry Davis. “For us, it’s about how we get to the forefront of these new technologies, and how to use them to increase productivity.”
“Essentially, we’ll handle and deploy voice, data and mobile services for CCA,” said Telstra Enterprise and government boss, Nerida Caesar. “From a contract point of view, it means Coke will look to us first and foremost to deploy new initiatives within the business.”
Source: The Australian
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