As for industry variables, collusion theory points out that in order to avoid fierce competition, strengthen communications and contact, and promote cooperation, companies in the same industry will build interlocking relations.
Lucent also became vulnerable to fierce competition in the communications equipment business from large companies like Nortel Networks and smaller companies focusing on specific niches.
Firstly that you will have to have really strong communications to break through the fierce competition for leadership.
The home secretary mounted another fierce attack on her coalition colleagues for blocking the communications data bill in 2012, saying: "With every day that passes without the capabilities in the proposed bill, the powers of the security services diminish".
Apple's multinational litigation over technology patents became known as the mobile device patent wars: Extensive litigation followed fierce competition in the global market for consumer mobile communications.
That Verizon reversed its decision after its censorship was exposed by the New York Times should offer little comfort -- neither should the notion that fierce public criticism has sufficiently warned BART against switching off mobile communications in the future.
Profit in British Telecom's fixed-line telephone business has eroded amid fierce price competition at a time when new businesses like Internet and mobile communications ventures require heavy financing.
One of the report's authors, Alan Tumolillo, Probe's chief operating officer, paints a pessimistic picture of communications services and equipment, as rich industrialized countries grapple with ballooning debt, fierce price competition and aging populations.
Maxwell, who had limited communications with his division headquarters, was concerned that his force would be cut off by fierce and chaotic fighting at Sarimbun and Jurong to the south west, involving the Australian 22nd Brigade.
"I think her stance is perfectly sensible," said Bob Ward, policy and communications director for the Centre for Climate Change Economics and Policy at the London School of Economics and oftentimes fierce critic of the fossil fuel industry.
