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The Tata Group's big telecom gamble: VSNL's recent acquisition of Tyco Global Network and announcement that it plans to acquire Teleglobe show that the Tata Group—controlling stakeholders of VSNL—is ready to up its telecom stakes
The Tata Group, an India-based conglomerate with a huge turnover--US$14.25 bn during its 2004/05 fiscal year, which is around 2.6 per cent of...
Telecommunications International, 09/01/05 by Ken Wieland · More from publication -
The WiMAX factor: should 3G operators fearful of WiMAX
Think of Malaga and no doubt the first thing that springs to mind is a holiday resort in southern Spain. Perhaps not everybody's cup of tea but a...
Telecommunications International, 09/01/05 by Ken Wieland · More from publication -
Naked ambitions: VoIP providers champion 'naked DSL' for market growth
Imagine you go into a shoe shop. A pair of shoes takes your fancy, they fit well and the price is reasonable. You then go to the checkout only to...
Telecommunications International, 09/01/05 by Ken Wieland · More from publication -
Mobile operators short on roaming revenue?
Given the notoriously high voice and data charges slapped on the bills of international roamers, it may seem counter-intuitive to say that mobile...
Telecommunications International, 07/01/05 by Ken Wieland · More from publication -
China: parting with tradition: China Telecom intends to shed the mantle of "traditional network carrier" through large-scale NGN deployment
China: parting with tradition: China Telecom intends to shed the mantle of "traditional network carrier" through large-scale NGN...
Telecommunications Americas, 07/01/05 by Ken Wieland · More from publication -
Global thinking, local hurdles: MCI focuses on global accounts for higher margin revenue but local access challenges remain
It was a rare opportunity. Michael Capellas, president and CEO of MCI, was in London last month and made himself available for a chat with a small...
Telecommunications International, 07/01/05 by Ken Wieland · More from publication -
More cash means more options for Level 3
Level 3, a US-based wholesaler of IP-based traffic and services, is going through a period of balance sheet tidying and strategic re-positioning....
Telecommunications International, 06/01/05 by Ken Wieland · More from publication -
China: parting with tradition: China Telecom intends to shed the mantle of "traditional network carrier" through large-scale NGN deployment. Group Ltd.
China Telecom is in a period of network and business model transition. Like many wireline incumbents around the world, it has seen a drastic...
Telecommunications International, 06/01/05 by Ken Wieland · More from publication -
A journey into the unknown: in an attempt to re-energise their fixed-line networks, a string of major incumbents around the world are moving into unchartered IPTV and 'triple-play' territory
After more than one hundred years of existence, a long list of incumbents are now moving beyond voice and data and entering the world of...
Telecommunications International, 06/01/05 by Ken Wieland · More from publication -
Diversification is key, says Ciena CEO
For someone who has initiated a string of portfolio-broadening acquisitions in recent years, Gary Smith, CEO of Ciena--an optical network...
Telecommunications International, 05/01/05 by Ken Wieland · More from publication
