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  • All the tech you need to get out of a jam

    Visionstream provides road networks with intelligent traffic systems that allow drivers to be more in touch with traffic. Find out more about Visionstream's capabilities here[assets/news/pdf/Visionstream-Feature.pdf].

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  • Visionstream uses drone to pull cable

    Technology enabled solutions - Visionstream is constantly innovating to connect Australians to fast broadband.   For the first time, a drone was used to deliver cable for our...

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  • Visionstream Corporate Capabilities

    Our vision is to help you solve your toughest challenges and meet your highest goals. Throughout Australia and New Zealand, we're developing smart, tailored solutions that enhance...

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  • Visionstream innovation Drones used to pull cable

    Visionstream, nbn’s construction partner, needed an innovative way to strong broadband cable across the South Esk river in Tasmania.

    For the first time on the project, a drone was used to deliver cable.

    Using a CASA accredited operator, the drone paved the way for the cable to be hauled and connected, successfully connecting more than 1000 premises in the area.

    Technology enabled solutions Visionstream is constantly innovating to connect Australians to fast broadband

    Click here to watch the video

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  • Visionstream New Zealand secure Chorus Service Person of the Year Award

    Visionstream New Zealand has taken out Chorus’ most coveted award - the ‘2017 Chorus Service Person of the Year’ at the recent SPOTY Awards held in Auckland on Thursday 23 February.

    The Chorus Service Person of the Year was awarded to Visionstream’s UFB-Connect technician Erman Cikan, recognising his outstanding customer service, with the support of the broader UFB-Connect team.

    Visionstream has now held this title for the last four out of five years, which was complemented by a range of other illustrious 2017 SPOTY industry awards:

    • Outstanding Customer Experience Award: Erman Cikan (Visionstream UFB-Connect Technician)
    • Outstanding Customer Experience Award (Highly Commended): Naresh Rajendran (Visionstream UFB-Connect Technician)
    • Team Leader Of The Year: Peter Oliver (UFB Build Project Manager)
    • People’s Choice Award: Margie Yu (Visionstream Service Commitment Centre) in collaboration with Brian O’Malley from Chorus.

    Chorus is Visionstream’s major client and New Zealand’s largest telecommunications infrastructure company, responsible for the design, build and maintenance the country’s fixed line telecommunications network for present and future generations.

    Congratulations to the winners, all teams involved, and especially the Visionstream New Zealand team who have another year as reigning titleholders. 

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  • Visionstream ensures continuous mobile reception at Melbourne’s biggest events

    If you shared or are sharing pictures or videos live from any of the following events in Melbourne you've got the Visionstream Optus Wireless Project (OWP) team to thank!

    • Carols by Candlelight - Sidney Myer Music Bowl
    • New Year Eve’s 2016 celebrations
    • Australian Open 2017
    • White Night (18 -19 February)
    • Moomba Festival (10 -13 March).

    The team have installed a transportable cell tower, or Cell on Wheels (COW) that ensures continuous and enhanced Optus 4G mobile coverage at the events.

    The COW caters for major events, where phone and data usage are at higher than normal levels. To deploy one COW can be likened to building almost three permanent mobile sites capacity wise within a week.

    “We are very pleased to see another successful deployment of the COW by our OWP team,” says Richard Kelleway, CEO, Visionstream. “Installing these towers is a mammoth task and it is a testament to the dedication and hard work of this team that the COW was in place one week ahead of schedule.” The tower will continue to bring enhanced coverage to the precinct until March 2017.

     

    With more than 20 years’ industry experience and end-to-end project capabilities across design, construction, operations and maintenance services, Visionstream’s delivery of mission critical networks is supported by robust project management methodologies, in-house technical capabilities, an extensive sub-contractor network and a strong culture of safety and sustainability.

    Partnering with our clients, we find solutions for the key issues facing network operators including accessibility, efficiency, reliability, safety, equity and security.

    Visionstream is part of Ventia, one of the largest services businesses in Australasia delivering smart solutions with the vision to lead the way in infrastructure services by harnessing the power of technology. Ventia has operations in Australia, New Zealand, New Caledonia and Papua New Guinea.

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  • Matthew Little

    Matthew is one of the leading experts in HSE performance-improvement and culture-change globally, having achieved huge results for both Global Fortune500 as well as ASX100 companies....

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  • Visionstream helps Waiheke Island to connect with the mainland

    Visionstream has successfully completed the much-anticipated ultra-fast broadband build on Waiheke Island, enabling the connection of high speed broadband services to schools, business and homes.

    Visionstream representatives joined NZ Communications Minister Amy Adams and Minister and Central Auckland MP Nikki Kaye, as well as representatives from Chorus, Auckland councillor Mike Lee and Local Waiheke board members for the announcement that the UFB communal build on Waiheke Island is now complete.

    As part of the announcement, Visionstream was publicly acknowledged for its role in this success and for the contribution to the Waiheke residents and local businesses. Minister Adams emphasised the importance of the technology and how beneficial the new broadband is for the community and the local economy.

    Almost 90 per cent of Waiheke Island now has access to the UFB service, including all local schools. Doctors will also see improvements in efficiency as they are now able to access patient files remotely, rather than travelling long distances back to Auckland Hospital.

    The Waiheke Island UFB project took just under 18 months to complete and means that over 5,500 local homes and businesses have access to much faster, more reliable internet.

    “This is just one example of how Visionstream’s role in the provision of UFB is helping New Zealanders connect, particularly in those more geographically isolated communities, where customers now enjoy the same world-leading broadband speeds as customers in central Auckland,” says Andrew Todd, General Manager Visionstream New Zealand.

    “Visionstream is committed to growing the New Zealand footprint through delivering an excellent customer experience and offering innovative, quality products and services in a way that provides value.”

    “In terms of the Chorus network, the average connection speed is now 33Mbps; more than doubling over the past year,” added Todd.

    Visionstream has completed more than 60 per cent of the Auckland UFB rollout and continues to meet delivery KPIs.  More than 30 per cent of end customers passed have taken up a fibre service, setting the benchmark for end customer connections.

    Visionstream is proud to play a role in this important technological advancement for New Zealand. 

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  • JDRF One Ride 2017: A personal reflection on passion and finding your inner strength

    Recently, 17 riders from Visionstream took part in the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) One Ride, as part of Visionstream’s wider commitment to corporate social responsibility. “One Ride gives us the opportunity, not only support Type 1 Diabetes research, but also to work as a team, and to encourage our people to be healthy and active,” says Richard Kelleway, CEO Visionstream.

    In total, 369 people took part in the event and over $1.1 million was raised to support research for Type 1 Diabetes (T1D) and its complications. A team of around 100 riders, led by CEO Andy Penn, represented Telstra, who topped the fundraising leader board, with an impressive $355,690 raised. Riding alongside Telstra, Visionstream came in second with a solid final fundraising total of $78,140.

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  • Visionstream Wireless Project team surpasses 2 million staff hours LTI free

    Visionstream’s Wireless Project team, consisting of the Ericsson nbn Fixed Wireless Roll out, Telstra Wireless and the NSW Telecommunications Authority Project, recorded 2.09 million staff hours without a lost time injury (LTI) as at the end of May and over 1.61 million staff hours without a medically treated injury (MTI). This record exceeds industry averages and highlights how the local Visionstream Safety, Health, Environment and Quality (SHEQ) coordinators work collaboratively with field staff, contractors and engineers to foster a strong safety culture.

    “Most companies celebrate the milestone of a million staff hours LTI free, the fact that we have surpassed 2 million staff hours LTI free, plus over a million staff hours MTI free on a national construction project is a cause for great celebration” says David Wright, National SHEQ Manager – Wireless Projects, Communications Division, “These great results follow a concerted effort by our SHEQ personnel and leaders across Visionstream to educate our employees and subcontractors about work safety.”

    The Wireless Projects team completes Greenfield builds and upgrades of telecommunication towers across Australia, in all states and most territories, including remote sites in the outback. Visionstream prioritises safety and strives to ensure all workers go home in the same condition they arrived at the start of their shift, no matter where they may be working and how tight the deadline. “The importance of working safely, and speaking up if something is not right, is part of the Visionstream safety culture and a message that is not lost on our people,” says Darren Shannon, Project Director – Wireless Projects, Communications Division.

    For more information on Visionstream Wireless Projects, including the Ericsson Fixed Wireless Project and the Optus Wireless Project, please visit http://www.visionstream.com.au/projects/.

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