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Award winning telecommunications company Orcon is entering the mobile market – and promising to shake up the space with simple, no catch plans, and its commitment to no fixed term contracts that has won it plaudits in the broadband space. 

In line with the Government’s recently announced tax changes, Kordia today announced that the impact of these changes in the current financial year, ending 30 June 2010, would be a one-off increase in income tax expense of $3.2m, with a corresponding increase in deferred tax liabilities.  

New cross media personalisation technology means there is a whole new set of possibilities when it comes to creating individualised content.  

After a Commerce Commission investigation, a $1.6 million settlement with Telecom Corporation of New Zealand Limited has been reached. 

As a major provider of television and radio broadcast facilities, and owner of an extensive telecommunications network, Kordia requires in-depth knowledge of all its customers – and Microsoft Dynamics CRM has given the company the ability to manage and track internal resources, and maintain high quality interactions with customers. 

Orcon’s Iggy Pop campaign by independent agency Special Group has won the highest accolade at the world’s most prestigious advertising awards. 

Three telecommunications companies have reached an agreement to share their unbundled exchanges creating what is expected to be the biggest network of its kind in New Zealand. 

Orcon is increasing its base data allowances on its Bronze, Bronze+, Platinum, and Purple+ plans. 

At a ceremony held at the Auckland Hilton today, OnKor™—Kordia’s fully managed IP network solution—received an award for the Most Innovative Telecom Service or Application in New Zealand 2010. 

Kordia Solutions, Australia’s leading telecommunications engineering specialist, along with partner, Downer EDI Ltd,  have been selected by NBN Co to participate in the Townsville based First Release Pilot Site design project.