Evolution Series

Where your number docks once you port

Wednesday, 18 June 2014 00:00 Written by staff writer
Geographic number portability (GNP) is arguably the second most significant step in creating a competitive telephony landscape in South Africa, next to deregulation of the industry itself. GNP encourages reduced pricing, improved service level agreements and innovations in technology because with GNP you take your number with you.
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Why haven’t you ported your number yet?

Wednesday, 04 June 2014 00:00 Written by Brian Wolfaardt
Brian Wolfaardt, technical and operations manager

WHY HAVEN’T YOU PORTED YOUR NUMBER YET?

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Geographic number porting from start to finish

Monday, 12 May 2014 10:37 Written by staff writer
Despite the 373 886 successful geographic number ports from November 2006 to date, there is still little literature available on the topic. Most consumers rely on the service provider they intend to move to for advice and instruction. In this issue, we go through the steps involved when porting a geographic number.
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The fine print when porting

Wednesday, 21 May 2014 00:00 Written by James Farnell

James Farnell, Interconnect Manager at BitCo
HOW LONG WILL PORTING MY NUMBER TAKE?

A single analogue line can take three to 10 working days. Managed ports can take up to 20 working days.
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Flash Forward: The Often Overlooked Business Value of Flash

Tuesday, 06 May 2014 12:34 Written by Mark Ridley
Mark Ridley
There’s no denying that fl ash memory—both as a technology and as a topic of conversation—is hot right now. As enterprise organisations race to add flash as a critical component of their storage solutions, it naturally drives more press and opinion, which in turn intensifies the buzz about flash. Unfortunately, though, it appears that as the flash discussion broadens, it also seems too narrow.
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