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Fusion Broadband appoints its first reseller

Thursday, 15 September 2011 20:48 Written by admin 0 Comments

Complete Insite Solutions will partner with Fusion Broadband to supply bonded broadband in regional NSW.

Fusion Broadband has appointed Complete Insite Solutions to provide and support Fusion Broadband's unique broadband bonding technology in regional New South Wales.

Fusion Broadband's bonding solution allows businesses to bond several standard broadband connections to achieve a single, faster, more resilient and stable virtual broadband connection. It is also considerably more cost effective than the alternatives.

Complete Insite Solutions specialises in providing IT, communication and cabling services in western regional New South Wales.

"Fusion Broadband's solution has been implemented in a number of customer sites and everyone has been delighted with the result," John Oomen, general manager of Complete Insite Solutions said.  Read more in the full media release.

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RMIT and Belden Australia deliver training solutions

Wednesday, 07 September 2011 18:38 Written by admin 0 Comments

RMIT_Belden_partnershipRMIT University and Belden Australia, through its brand Hirschmann Automation and Control (Hirschmann), are partnering to offer training and certification in Industrial Ethernet skills.

Senior educator in RMIT’s School of Engineering (TAFE), Bruce Kendall, said Industrial Ethernet was a rapidly evolving technology for networking and communication.

“It’s vital to a range of industries, including oil and gas, metals and mining, water, food, road, rail and air transportation, power, manufacturing, and building automation,” Mr Kendall said.

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Latest news from Protegic

Friday, 15 July 2011 12:23 Written by admin 0 Comments

There's lots happening at Protegic, Australia's fastest growing strategic project management company. Following the summary is a link to the full article.

• Six new project management products have been launched that achieve a new standard in project delivery. The products help Protegic deliver its services in a more beneficial and efficient way.
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• Protegic's Melbourne office has moved into new larger premises at 480 Bourke Street, Melbourne. The new space is compatible with the company's ambitious growth plans over the coming years.
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• Janiene Ayre has been appointed Product Development and Marketing Manager at strategic project management company, Protegic. Her previous experience includes partner with MLJ Consulting Group and ten years in local government.
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Bonded DSL from Fusion Broadband can quadruple Internet speeds

Thursday, 30 June 2011 12:22 Written by admin 0 Comments

While a national rollout of the NBN may be on its way, it isn't likely to happen for a number of years, leaving many businesses with a long wait for a faster broadband service.

In the meantime, Fusion Broadband has introduced a new and unique broadband bonding technology for businesses that will bridge the gap between slower xDSL based connections and what the future promises with the NBN.

Key unique features of this bonding technology are that it can work with numerous and different carriers, with up to six connections able to be bonded, and it can be deployed in almost any location throughout Australia where there are current business class xDSL services – without any involvement from the carriers.

Provided by local company Fusion Broadband and based on technology developed by Canadian-based Rocket Networks, IP Broadband Bonding is able to join multiple broadband connections together, creating one connection from up to six xDSL connections. The bonded connection in most cases will equal the total sum of the services connected in both up and downlink directions.

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Ozflame adds ambience and style at less than half the price

Thursday, 30 June 2011 12:22 Written by admin 0 Comments

Summer and fireplaces aren’t usually spoken in the same breath, but when an attractive, freestanding fireplace can be moved from indoors to outdoors when entertaining, it will be sure to invite attention.

Ozflame, from specialist heating manufacturer, Thermofilm Australia <www.thermofilm.com.au>, is an occasional fireplace that uses 100 per cent renewable bio-fuel (ethanol) such as methylated spirits that is made from recycled organic matter such as sugarcane.

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caption: Ozflame occasional fireplaces are attractive, affordable and portable. And best of all they use renewable bio-fuel.

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Ozflame fireplace on outdoor deck           Ozflame fireplace in hallway

Ozflame fireplace in sitting room             Ozflame fireplace in front doorstep

Ozflame fireplace in bedroom

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