As enterprise demands evolve, imei delivers intelligent networking and managed IT services tailored for optimal performance. Cradlepoint has emerged as a preferred alternative to traditional WAN setups, offering rapid deployment, wireless connectivity and operational agility.

Media Release: Sydney, Australia, September 15, 2025 - imei, a leading Australian provider of managed mobility and communication solutions, is proud to announce the signing of a transformative five-year agreement with Telstra, Australia’s largest telecommunications company. This agreement will deliver cutting-edge network connectivity and technology services to enterprise and government customers nationwide, strengthening the backbone of Australian digital infrastructure and helping organisations to thrive in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.

With 25 years at the helm, Tim Fussell transformed a mobile phone service and support company into a leading enterprise mobility and communications services provider. But this was no solo voyage. Through rough seas and becalmed waters alike, imei’s dedicated executive team has worked in harmony, helping the company seize opportunities and respond to market challenges.

As companies adopt more IoT devices to drive efficiency and boost visibility for informed decision-making, outdated firmware and use of default credential settings on xIoT devices create vulnerabilities ripe for exploitation. As we mentioned in a recent blog, for IT managers tasked with protecting critical xIoT infrastructure, it’s essential to implement a comprehensive IoT risk management strategy to identify and remediate security vulnerabilities.

In a fast-moving digital economy, hidden IT costs can quietly erode budgets and undermine business strategy. Many Australian organisations underestimate the impact of overlooked or untracked IT expenses, whether from unmanaged software licenses, inflated telecoms bills, or fragmented support models. Without a clear understanding of where costs originate and how they scale, technology investments can become a source of inefficiency instead of enabling growth.