Voyager stories

There’s nothing puzzling about loving puzzles, especially if you’ve ever experienced the joy of escape rooms. >>

Not too many IT providers can say they’ve never churned a single customer, but Sri - an NZ-based wholesale telecommunications & IT provider – is able to say just that.>>

The New Zealand health and disability sector comprises many support providers that care for Kiwis with special requirements. They also manage a lot of data - so how do they do it?>>

The updated solution will focus on improving customer interactions, behind the scenes operations, and system improvements. >>

Voyager struggled with keeping everyone in the business on the same page even before the lockdown. But it got a lot easier when they started using a simple, crucial tool.>>

"Voyager is a customer of the HD data centre in the same way as any other customer would be.”>>

Voice solutions such as VoIP can help during COVID-19 and beyond.>>

A NZ company says Kiwi businesses are right at the top globally when it comes to fibre adoption, but for reasons beyond faster broadband.>>

As MSPs, companies would incur a reoccurring revenue and have a stronger relationship with clients as they would be offering several services to them.>>

​The Telecom Infra Project (TIP) Summit is currently under way in Santa Clara, California – and has already yielded some big news.>>

Voyager’s Dave Porteous looks at fibre’s history and where it’s going – and the economic benefits it brings the New Zealand economy.>>

"It’s very disappointing for us to be accused of customer "theft", when we have simply been placed in a very awkward position by a virtually abandoned business.">>

Kiwis have been left incensed today as domain name reseller 24/7 Hosting NZ appears to have gone AWOL.>>

"I’m no Steve Jobs," laughs Seeby Woodhouse, the Voyager founder currently ripping up the Internet Service Provider market in New Zealand.>>

Voyager was the standout performer in the latest TrueNet Broadband Report, with the growing Internet Service Provider’s VDSL measuring at 2.5 seconds download speed.>>

National cloud system integrator Base-2 is said to be gunning for Solarix’s Managed WAN customers.>>

Auckland based ISP Voyager believes businesses shouldn't wait for the UFB rollout>>

Hosting company makes bid to snatch clients following the Seeby purchase.>>

The recently expanded Voyager group has hired some key talent to grow its wholesale business.>>

High-speed option offers bridge for businesses who don't want to wait for UFB.>>

Christchurch businesses spoilt for choice as UFB is rolled out.>>

Acquisition signals a serious expansion strategy for Orcon founder Seeby Woodhouse, following 18 months quietly re-growing the Voyager brand.>>