Transformer man gets into global shape

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Stephen Moignard, managing director of the telecommunications company Davnet, which is valued at 1.1 billion Australian dollars, holds 18% of its stock and is worth 195 million Australian dollars. Moignard had a varied career until he developed Davnet in 1998 and with capital gained from the company's subsequent flotation on the market he is hoping to expand into Asia.

Achievements and awards, Moignard, Stephen, Davnet

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Optus hopes data will make a healthy difference

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Optus, an Australian communications company, has plans to offer data communication services in the healthcare industry as a new way of increasing revenue in the competitive telecommunications market.

Health care industry, Market share, Information services, Optus Communications Proprietary Ltd.

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PC makers play the waiting game

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The introduction of ever cheaper, innovative personal computers is driving profits down and while increasing volume sales in Australia.

Australia, Computer industry, Microcomputers, Marketing

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