Kordia Blog

Mark Johnston: This is an interesting development. The most expensive FTA TV show in America is going to be streamed online and to mobile. The theory is that this will not cannibalise any existing advertising revenue. 

Regan Hughes: In the midst of the world cup what else was there to talk about other than Rugby? Kordia had both the privilege and responsibility of carrying and transmitting most of the rugby feeds from the stadiums to our TV screens. And now that the smoke has cleared – this blog paints a high level picture of how it was all done.  

Steve Roberts: This is my last blog with Kordia. After many years with this great company, I am moving to a new organisation to tackle new challenges. What a blast it has been, and boy how broadcasting and technology have changed.  

Murray Goodman: As I have mentioned before, Kordia is embracing the benefits of convergence with our internal WAN, voice, video and internet all provided over our commercially available OnKor platform.  

Steve Roberts: Ever since digital television standards and services were developed for consumer home receivers  (DTV to fixed antennas on the home), research and standards to enable digital television (DTV) services to mobile (moving) receivers has been evolving.  

Murray Goodman:I have been busy telling all our customers about the benefits of Kordia’s new OnKor Managed WAN service.  The funny thing is I have been thinking about this the wrong way. 

Murray Goodman:A long time ago, I learnt a valuable sales lesson when I was working for another network provider. I was trying to sell a customer our latest service offering when they asked if the company I worked for also used the service.  

Regan Hughes: The Christchurch quake has been a disaster on the scale that people outside of the city and those unaffected by the loss of life probably can't comprehend. From an outsider's point of view, there have been small signs of silver linings come out of the disaster. 

Regan Hughes: We've been reviewing our knowledge management strategy recently in an attempt to work smarter and more collaboratively. 

Regan Hughes: Carrier Ethernet is the next generation of WAN technology - it's Ethernet by carriers for enterprises.