McDonald's Australia starts $90m network transformation

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McDonald's Australia starts $90m network transformation
McDonald’s will connect 850 restaurants nationally to a Telstra-backed fibre network and convert in-store wi-fi to the Telstra Air network under a $90 million transformation project. The project will see Telstra run fibre to the restaurants to help them "enhance key operations and ...

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