Telstra has just announced the next step in their wireless broadband for notebook users. NEXT G ™ is for the next generation of mobile internet users, enabling download speeds of up to 6 Mbps and super-fast upload speeds of up to 1.3 Mbps. Telstra also now claim 98.8% coverage of the Australian population.

Key benefit? Mobility. According to Telstra spokesman Peter Taylor, “Next G covers more of Australia than any other network, 25 per cent more than the old CDMA network that Next G replaces, and 100 times more ground than our any of our competitors' 3G networks”.

If you’re keen to experience Next G, speak to us to get set up.

Revive formed as a band in 2004 and since then have recorded two albums, "Where I Belong" and "Trafalgar Street".

With hits already making them big in the Australian market, Revive plan to venture to the USA partnering with Mac Powell (Third Day) for the production of their next album. The Cavalry are proud supporters of the Revive boys and are excited about their future in taking their music to the world.

In his article ‘Centralising IT gives rise to bureaucracy’, Neil McAllister argues that outsourced IT organisations generally focus too much on company-wide IT policies but instead should place “greater emphasis…on individual user needs, with a renewed focus on desktop support”. In the article he concludes that “until businesses are willing to invest in IT commensurate with its role in day-to-day operations, we shouldn't expect IT to help improve our computing experience”.

Unlimited IT support at a fixed price means that your IT investment is in line with the importance of IT in your day-to-day operations. We look after everything that is IT related, from individual desktop issues to company-wide IT strategy.

The Cavalry recognises that your horse, that is, your business, is going to run best on the track that is most suited to you. By aligning IT with your business outcomes we'll help to keep you on track and performing optimally.