TrueNet’s ISP performance measurement contract up for pitch
TrueNet confident that it will win the Commerce Commission contract to measure the speed performances of ISPs.
TrueNet’s contract to measure the performance of internet service providers is being re-tendered by the Commerce Commission and the company is confident of winning it again.
TrueNet, which is majority owned by Catalyst IT, started working with the government watchdog in 2012 and uses “probes”
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Campbell Gibson
Wed, 04 May 2016
Wed, 04 May 2016
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TrueNet’s ISP performance measurement contract up for pitch
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