How MobileCorp won the Telstra Enterprise Innovation Award 2021
MobileCorp has been named the Winner of the Telstra Enterprise Partner Innovation Award for 2021. How did we earn this prestigious title?
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5G Innovation Grants - Round 2, 2022 - all you need to know
The Federal Government has announced $20 million in funding for Round 2 of the 5G Innovation Grants Initiative. Applications open in early 2022. Here is everything you need to know.
Why business should always buy mobile devices through business channels
It can be tempting to buy a business mobile phone through a consumer outlet when supply is constrained. Doing so will bring your IT team a world of pain.
'Tis the season for smishing...you better watch out
You better watch out...I'm telling you why, smishing is coming to town!
Apple's new Self Service Repair - how hard can it be ?
Apple will soon make self service repair kits and genuine Apple parts available to Australian consumers who want to service their iPhones. Who's up for it?
New Samsung Business Rugged devices target field, factory, and frontline
Samsung has launched a series of new rugged devices targeting frontline and field workers in specific industry verticals including health, transportation, manufacturing and the public sector.
MobileCorp welcomes Asif Mahmud as Senior Account Executive
Asif Mahmud joins the MobileCorp team as a Senior Account Manager. Let's find out a little more about him.
Mobile device shortage hits Australian business channel, will continue into 2022
The combination of the global microchip shortage, the squeeze on shipping, and heightened Christmas demand, is causing mobile device supply issues for the Australian business channel.
How to validate the 5G signal at a Business location
5G is available across 75 percent of the Australian population but how do you know if the small cell density and signal strength is able to support a 5G-enabled solution at your business location?
How microchip shortage is impacting smartphone availability in Australia
There is a global microchip supply shortage and Australian consumers are now starting to feel the impact with constrained supply of iPhones and Samsung devices.
