Sentence examples for global operators from inspiring English sources

Most global operators are preparing to use advanced LTE networks, which could make it easier for the Japanese phones to work on networks anywhere.

The GSM Association, which is based in London and represents global operators, said roaming prices were falling in line with overall wireless prices in Europe.

Telecoms incumbents, keen to grab a slice of the action, tried to turn themselves into global operators through the expansion of their existing networks and the acquisition of foreign firms.

But apart from a brief period in 1995-96, the figure was simply wrong.As upstart firms splurged on vast infrastructure investments, the incumbents in many countries tried to transform themselves into global operators.

BERLIN — A German computer engineer said Tuesday that he had deciphered the code used to encrypt most of the world's mobile Internet traffic and that he planned to publish a guide to prompt global operators to improve their safeguards.

"There's not a lot of growth left, and a lot of global operators are finding conditions rather challenging, so Myanmar is an attractive market," analysts at Counterpoint Research, which studies the telecommunications business, said in a statement.

Biggins recalls his having "three sets of clothes and furniture; he's a truly global operator".

"The company is becoming more of a global operator," succeeding in adapting its basic businesses worldwide, he said.

But, set against the talk of becoming a global operator, that shows the true, half-metamorphosed state of where the Indian industry is now.

Few companies fit better than Sprint into Mr. Sommer's dream of transforming Deutsche Telekom from a big local player to a truly global operator.

Transcom, a global operator of customer-service call centers, conducted a pilot project in the second half of 2012, using Evolv's data analysis technology.