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Anittel Group Limited is an Australia-based company. The Company is an information technology (IT) and telecommunications solutions and service provider offering voice, data, mobility, PBX, and IT services to Australian businesses. The Company operates in two segments: Telecommunication services and IT products and services. The Company provides telecommunications services through its private national carrier network and hosting infrastructure. These services includ... continued
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Anittel Group Ltd
Anittel Group Limited is an Australia-based company. The Company is an information technology (IT) and telecommunications solutions and service provider offering voice, data, mobility, PBX, and IT services to Australian businesses. The Company operates in two segments: Telecommunication services and IT products and services. The Company provides telecommunications services through its private national carrier network and hosting infrastructure. These services include fixed line and hosted voice, Internet and data and cloud technology services. It also provides IT support services that include the procurement, installation and ongoing management of hardware and software products. This includes tailored support services for personal computers, mobile computing, server and storage, phone systems, networking, printing, licensing, software development, security and power and cooling. On August 8, 2011, the Company acquired Navyshire Pty Limited.
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