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2degrees rejects accusations of poor market conduct

2degrees rejects accusations of poor market conduct
2degrees CEO Mark Callander says: “It’s heartening to hear that when the incumbents are losing cornerstone customers, they don’t understand how it could happen.” (Image: NZME)
Ben Moore
Ben Moore
Mon, 14 Oct 2024
Tensions are rising in the telecommunications industry as 2degrees is winning more major enterprise and government contracts.Most recently, 2degrees and cybersecurity firm Palo Alto won a contract for managed networks with government-owned company Network 4 Learning (N4L), previously held by telco Spark and cybersecurity firm Fortinet.While the value of the contract remains undisclosed, NZ Herald’s Chris Keall reported that Budget 2024 included a total of “$94 million in new operating expenditure and $63m in new capital expenditure...
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