Top Research Papers on Telecommunication

There is a need for industry to be able to rapidly provide new technologies which are based on worldwide developments to meet demands at reasonable costs.

The aim of thesis is to address the issue of convergence versus divergence in work organisation in the telecommunications industry in Britain and Korea through a comparative case study. Convergence or divergence has been debated among universalists, national institution theorists and converging divergence proponents. These approaches suffer from respectively under-socialisation, over-socialisation, and a lack of dynamic interactions between variables. By focusing on the changing processes of national telecoms governance regimes, management strategies, corporate restructuring, and work o...

An overview of the Jade environment which supports high fidelity modeling and simulation of public telecommunications networks is presented.

MORE than fifteen years ago Hepworth claimed that geographers had “made little progress in coming to terms with the major research and policy issues raised by the diffusion of information technology in cities.” This claim still seems to be true, although research undertaken in the context of the globalization of cities and transnational companies that are active in the areas of business, finance, legal services, consulting, information technology, transportation, and higher education has suggested otherwise. Transnational companies are typically located in global cities, along with smaller com...

Telecom Nation explores the impact of the computer on government policy and the first attempts to build a "national computer utility" - the beginnings of the Internet - twenty-five years before it became a reality.

This case examines the role and implications of deregulation in the telecommunications sector on an IT-based services organization in the Philippines. Reports from international lending institutions suggest that investments in the telecommunications sector typically produce up to a 30-fold impact on the economy. Predictions like these have caused several of the emerging economies throughout the world to deregulate their telecommunications infrastructure in an attempt to leverage this economic potential. This case study specifically examines the actions of Globe Telecom from just prior to the 1...

A Recommender System for Telecommunication companies using call detail reports (CDR’s), machine learning algorithms and big data concepts is described.

本发明涉及用于电信子架(10)的模块(14)以及电信子架。 模块(14)是包括电力部分(14A)的水平插入式单元，电力部分(14A)包括用于保护对子架的背板(34)以及对同样布置在模块上用于冷却子架的多个风扇(25)的电力馈送的电力过滤功能。 该模块还包括布置在模块后面用于将模块连接到背板的连接器(24)以及布置在模块前面用于容纳电力电缆的连接器(22)。 该模块由此消除电力部分与风扇之间的多个外部电力电缆，从而释放连接器空间，同时电力部分是易于接近的。 本发明还涉及电信子架。

Thanks to the Internet, cell phones, and the PC, billions of dollars are being spent to build and maintain the infrastructure needed for a plugged-in society. The buildings that house telecommunication equipment require oddities including DC power, round-the-clock operation, zero downtime, and as much as 100 watts per square foot. This article describes a range of these facilities and their design requirements.

Laurence Mussio's Telecom Nation focuses on the response of Canada’s federal state system to the growth of telecommunications and the arrival of the computer from 1945 to 1975, pointing to the nearly insurmountable challenge of harmonizing several governments with a stake in telecommunications and computer technology.

The recent trend of globalization of the telecommunications service industry draws the attention of business researchers. This is because the telecommunications service industry has been relatively slow in their globalization, despite its significant role in driving the other industries towards globalization. The major reasons of globalization of the telecommunications service industry are the privatization of the telecom operators and the deregulation of the industry. However, the global moves in the telecommunications service industry happen faster and more complicated than business research...

Based on the research literature in country and abroad,according to the statistical data of telecommunications investment in fixed assets,business volume of telecommunication services and popularization rate of telephone from 1980 to 2004,this paper analyzes the impact of telecommunications investment infixed assets on telecom development by using econometric method,such as co-integration test and Finite Distributed Lag(FDL) Model.Results show that,there is stable equilibrium between telecommunications investment in fixed assets and telecom development.

Newton's Telecom Dictionary is the authoritative resource for anyone involved in the telecommunications, networking, and Internet industry, and is more essential today than ever before because of the revolutionary changes going on.

This paper presents a service-Oriented Architecture for Telecom Management - Operations, a practical guide to end- user needs and Demands, and some practical suggestions for improving the quality of service.

This study considers the key determinants of environmental change and its associated consequences on strategic decision-making and strategising at the UK incumbent BT (British Telecommunications Plc),1 since UK telecommunications privatisation in 1984. With this in mind, the issue of strategising has become an important theme in the strategic management literature but is an under-researched area, particularly within the telecommunications sector. A case study approach was adopted, with face-to-face interviews carried out with senior executives. Semi-structured questionnaire checklists were use...

This article explores the politics of telecommunications reform between 1967 and 1972, during which time Labor developed a new policy approach that included committing to reconstitute the Postmaster-General's Department as a relatively independent statutory authority. This represented the first serious attempt to reconcile the conflicting objectives of Australian policy: to provide affordable universal services by a government department expected to operate as a “business-like” enterprise, and ended the political consensus about how national telecommunications should be delivered. The paper co...

The 1996 Telecommunications Act was an attempt to increase competition among telecommunications providers in the United States by reducing regulatory barriers to market entry. This competition was expected to drive innovation in the telecommunications sector and reap economic benefits for both American consumers and telecommunications providers. The legislation, however, had a markedly different impact. While many of the more aggressive providers enjoyed sharp short-term rises in stock market values, they soon faced sudden collapse, leaving consumers with little or no long-term benefit. In Com...

This paper focuses on some fundamental issues for both management science and FRANCE TELECOM, particularly from the point of view of techno-organisational management, and adopts an analytical approach using a constructivist theoretical framework.

This article examines the telecommunications industry in Sri Lanka and assesses the effectiveness of regulatory arrangements associated with the liberalisation of the telecommunications industry, from a management point of view. The review focuses on the scope of services, price and the quality of services available to customers after the liberalisation. This study finds that, despite the early establishment of the Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (TRC) to monitor the telecommunications industry, its interventions have been only partially successful in making it conducive to service pr...

This book is appropriately structured in three parts: an overview of the state-of-the-art in fixed/mobile NGN and standardization activities, an analysis of the competitive landscape between operators, device manufactures and OTT providers, and opportunities for business modeling and innovative telecom service offers.

The roll-out of the French telephone network in the 1970s is analysed with the insight gained from an examination of recently accessible presidential and personal archives covering the period. The key aspects of financing, strategic control and organisational integration are highlighted and the latter two aspects are examined in detail. Trade-offs were necessary to reconcile the need for rapid deployment with the desire to build a sustainable French telecommunications equipment industry. An internal re-organisation of the French telecommunications administration (the DGT) and the industrial re...

Big data can be seen as the CSPs' most valuable asset, which puts them in a key position to win the battle for customers and generate new revenue streams - provided they can get their acts together.

1. Research Questions.- 2. Theoretical discussion.- 3. Global Challenges in Telecommunication.- 4. Overview of the Korean Response: From Monopolies to Liberalization.- 5. The Emergence of Centralized Governance in the Korean Mobile Market.- 6. The Emergence of Flexible Governance under the WTO Regime.- 7. Conclusion.

The object of the present study is to analyse in the first place the evolution of the telecommunications market in Italy, as well as the benefits to users, as a result of the liberalisation process occurred. Afterwards, the paper will investigate into the competitor competitive scenario characterised by a deep financial crisis affecting the euro area. In this view, the Italian market will be analysed by focusing on the former monopolist, namely Telecom, whose new organisational and corporate structure, as well as its development strategies both in the domestic and international market are exam...

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This study plan to explore the emerging role of Knowledge Management (KM) system in telecommunication industry, which also encompasses KM issues related to people and technology in telecom sector.

Master of Science in Business Administration / JEL classification system: M10 - General Business Administration; I100 - Health: General

SkyFrame is designed to bridge the gap between small and large networks that have a mix of voice and data, and addresses the low-end TDMA and DAMA market while addressing all of the SCPC market; both low and high-end applications.

A thesis submitted to the Department of Information Systems & Decision Sciences in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Business Administration (Operations Management), 2008

According to game analysis of China's telecom industry in the process of telecommunication infrastructure sharing which based on the situation of 3G network construction, the author proposes corresponding countermeasures and proposals to accelerate the construction process oftelecommunication infrastructure share from the aspect of resources allocation, cooperation and competition, governmental regulations, developmental patterns, and stakeholders, etc.

This paper identifies the marketplace change that caused the emergence of indirect distribution in the telecommunications services industry, such as change in supply, demand, economic context and regulation, and analyses the case of the French market from the perspective of the main incumbent, France Telecom.

This is a guide to business telecommunications which gives information about the following areas: how to choose the right system for your organisation; what equipment is available -- what it can and can't do; what it costs; what services are available and what they cost; what the new regulations mean and what rights and obligations are; Europe and how it affects you; and glossary of terms.

Every nation wants to achieve Universal Access of telecommunication services due to its importance to the economy and national life. Unfortunately in sub-Saharan Africa, telecommunication services are either scarce or non-existent in rural areas. However, previous telecommunication policies have enabled the provision of various network technologies in Africa. What type of policy is needed to push these telecommunication services into rural areas? This paper discusses the importance of issuing a using Free Spectrum policy to as an incentive to small telecom network operators in Africa. Ghana is...

A Dissertation Submitted to the Department of Economics in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the award of Master of Business Administration (MBA) Degree, 2008

Introduction The Telecom Industry has radically changed over the last years from a monopoly to a competitive market. A multitude of new technologies, liberalization and uncertainties about regulation are the key effects in this period of transition. This study analyses the economic and financial aspects of incumbent national operators in Europe through the construction of appropriate financial strategic maps for the year 1998. The Companies studied and analysed are the following: Telecom Italia (Italy), British Telecom (U. K.), France Telecom (France), Deutsche Telekom (Germany), KPN (Holland)...

Newton's Telecom Dictionary, Sixteenth Expanded Editon is essential for everyone who must keep up with the new technologies and concepts -- this book meant to be used every day.

The development of self-regulation and the role of the States with regard to the adoption of Part 6 of the Australian 'Telecommunications Act 1997' are discussed. It is suggested that the adoption of Part 6 was a result of the 'Casualties of Telecom' issue, where consumers distrusted Telecom's working methods and policies. The role of regulatory culture and adverse publicity in the development of self-regulation in Australia's telecommunications industry is discussed.

It is possible that the decline of the FUA/U nifarm reflects that it was never the general farm organization that Jaques argues it was. In its 'glory days,' even as a general farm organization, the FUA may well have been primarily a grain producer's organization, as the peak of the FUA/Unifarm came during the period of history when wheat farming dominated Alberta's agricultural production. Jaques suggests that even as late as the 1980s the power of the grain interests in Unifarm was recognized. After 1960, many of Alberta's farmers diversified their production to include new crops such as rape...

This book discusses how to manage your issues with the LEC, as well as some of the strategies used in the development of the Erlang programming language.

The main purpose of this paper is to analyze the impact of new alternative telecommunication services (voip, skype, facebook and twitter) to the strategy of traditional telecom providers in Kosovo from the both areas of social media and telecommunication industry.

The author looks at how the drivers of the information revolution are transforming the structure of the telecommunications industry, with one view of the future sees transmission capacity and bandwidth becoming tradable commodities and the industry fragmenting into wholesalers investing in capacity, brokers intermediating supply and demand for capacity, and retailers dealing with the consumer.

This research work proposes the concept of a Web-Telecom Convergence Application Delivery Platform (ADP) that integrates Web, Internet and Telecommunication services for the development, deployment and delivery of innovative applications.

This study explores the relationship between leadership styles and organisational performance within the context of Hormuud Telecom, a telecommunications business in Somalia. Given the unique socio-economic, political and security instability context in the country, the study examines the influence of leadership styles, methods, and practices on the organization's overall success. This leadership style appears to correlate positively with key performance metrics such as employee satisfaction, internal and external efficiency, and customer retention. This research seeks to provide significant i...

Current work involves the development of a mission planning tool based on the TFP architecture, to create an evolvable telecommunications analysis tool to support missions from start to finish.

The telecosmos the next great telecom revolution is one book that the authors really recommend you to read, to get more solutions in solving this problem.

This paper examines and compares the deregulation and privatisation of telecommunications in Australia and the Czech Republic. It considers how management at the incumbent telecommunications companies (TelCos), Telstra and Cesky Telecom (CT) responded to this changing environment. This included changing approaches to employment relations (ER) practices at both firms as they sort to reduce costs within more competitive environments. By comparing Telstra and CT this paper considers the extent to which historical factors associated with the former socialist system have constrained and/or influenc...

It is found that the Communications Act of 1934 as modified by the Telecommunications Act requires the FCC to define commercial Internet access as a telecommunications service.

In this paper, we propose a flexible tool to estimate the risk sensitivity of a high-dimensional portfolio composed of different classes of assets, especially in extreme risk circumstances. We build a so-called Cvine Risk Factors Model (CRFM), which is a non-linear version of a risk factor model in a copula framework. Our tool allows us to decompose the risk of any asset and any portfolio into specific risk directions depending on the context. As an application, we compare the sensitivity of different types of portfolios to extreme risks. We also give an example of a view-type analysis as usua...

"Merger Control: main developments between 1st May 2000 and 31st August 2000"* After the Commission had approved Vodafone Airtouch's acquisition of Germany's Mannesmann in April, subject to the…

Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) is an independent regulating body established under TRAI Act to regulate the telecommunications business in India. Its mission is to ensure that the interests of consumers are protected and at the same time to nurture conditions for growth of telecommunications, broadcasting and cable services in a manner and at a pace which will enable India to play a leading role in the emerging global information society. After its constitution, it has framed various policies and regulation to ensure that consumer may get maximum benefits of services offered by v...