Sentence examples for of telco from inspiring English sources

That's true in smartphones, of course, where Mozilla is hoping its trump card will be strong operator partnerships – 18 were on board at the MWC launch, with a parade of telco CEOs appearing on-stage to praise Firefox OS at the event – and a focus on emerging markets rather than the big Western countries.

"We will always continue with our direct-to-consumer business: it's really important to have a strong brand and product position in the market in order to win these kinds of telco deals," Rhapsody's senior vice president for Europe, Thorsten Schliesche, told The Guardian.

Yet if the former prime minister revealed nothing of his plans, his current boss, Zvi Marom, chief executive officer of Telco's parent company, BATM Advanced Communications, did, predicting that Mr. Netanyahu would likely return to politics.

Think of telco providers.

France continues to be ground zero of telco innovation.

But his conquest of US West is about a whole lot more than just building a new kind of telco.

The survey also found that two-thirds of telcos were either not confident at all or only somewhat confident that they correctly understood what data they were required to retain and for how long.

Peter Micek, policy counsel at the campaign group Access, said: "In a sector that has historically been quiet about how it facilitates government access to user data, Vodafone has for the first time shone a bright light on the challenges of a global telecom giant, giving users a greater understanding of the demands governments make of telcos.

Our objective is to develop advance counter-measures in the form of telco-grade redundancy to avoid large scale network failures such as the one observed during the tsunami in Japan in 2011.

(See: "Cable Takes A Bite Out Of Telcos").

The ten previous transatlantic telephone cables had been built after mind-numbing negotiations by consortiums of telcos, most of them monopolies, that had guaranteed to buy the capacity.