Sentence examples for multinational telecom from inspiring English sources

The multinational telecom companies providing service at that time did not consider this to be their problem, but rather that of the customer.

"More importantly," Bharti added, "Bharti's vision of transforming itself from a homegrown Indian company to a true Indian multinational telecom giant, symbolizing the pride of India, would have been severely compromised".

After working for the business for a year and a half, he went to Madrid for two years to work for Telefonica, a Spanish multinational telecom, having then moved with them for four years to Sao Paulo, Brazil to work in B2B Strategy for the LatAm markets.

Joyce has extensive leadership experience in team management and government relations from her decades-long work in senior-level roles at multinational telecom companies in China.

We required brands to have a presence in the U.S., which eliminated some big brands like multinational telecom firm Vodafone and state-owned China Mobile, which is the world's largest mobile phone provider.

We required brands to have more than a token presence in the U.S., which eliminated some big brands like multinational telecom firm Vodafone and Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba.

"You've got to have trust in the regulator," says one senior manager in a multinational telecoms company.

They show that last year he obtained, among other things, a meeting with his old colleague, trade minister Ian Pearson, on behalf of the ailing multinational telecoms company Cable and Wireless.

That would mostly benefit larger companies, like multinational telecoms operators or construction companies who may be involved in buildouts in more than one place.

Today's news proves France Telecom doesn't have as much faith in Orange as it did when it bought it, according to Marc Patterson Marc Patterson, who is vice president of managed access services for El Segundo, Calif.-based Infonet, a supplier of global communications services to multinational telecoms.

Japanese telecom multinational SoftBank, India's biggest wireless telecom provider Bharti Enterprises and Taiwan's technology manufacturer Foxconn Technology have together announced a $20 billion joint venture, SBG Cleantech, to bid for contracts to develop solar energy plants across the country.