The red and black bank’s network transition follows a deal announced last September for TPG to deliver fixed and mobile network services across the bank.
The National Australia Bank (NAB) has completed its transition onto TPG Telecom’s fixed and mobile network services. The transition follows a deal struck between the two companies in September for the newly merged telecommunications giant to deliver fixed network services across NAB’s corporate offices, business banking centres, and branches, as well as providing mobile connectivity to the majority of the NAB workforce. Vodafone delivered the solution to more than 80% of NAB’s mobile fleet across corporate offices and branches in metro and major regional areas.
