Announcement posted by Vanco 13 Mar 2008
The Australian Telecommunications Users Group (ATUG) has named Vanco Australasia’s MPLS Matrix™ as the service that has contributed the most to the development of the communications industry and to the business sector in
Vanco’s MPLS Matrix™ is a landmark global offering which enables, for the first time, multi-carrier networks (based on the Multi-Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) standard) to be managed as a single entity. It allows
Vanco allow customers to ‘mix and match’ best of breed MPLS network suppliers with fully consistent end-to-end service guarantees across the entirety of the network regardless of geographical location or underlying service provider. This was viewed by the judges as one of the most significant elements in helping to drive industry competition and growth in the Australian telecom market.
The ATUG 2008 Awards recognise the outstanding performance and contributions made by individual and companies in the dynamic communications sector. The purpose of the Awards is to promote innovation and the development of world class or world best practice in communications products, services and solutions for end users, with the award for Innovation in Communications presented to a large carrier or service provider whose initiactives have made an outstandingly positive impact on both industry competition and growth in the Australian market.
The ATUG awards are open to all Australian organisations which operate within the Australian telecommunications sector. Vanco was one of four finalist nominations for the highly contested Innovation in Communications award, overcoming offerings from Clever Communications Australia, Hutchison (3), and TransACT to win the award.
“We are delighted that ATUG has recognized the value that MPLS Matrix™ offers to Australian business users” said Tim Sullivan, Managing Director Vanco Australasia. “As the world’s leading Virtual Network Operator this award further vindicates our globally successful asset light operating model, and the critical importance of supporting competitive market forces in the Australian telecoms market.”