Sentence examples for telecommunications arena from inspiring English sources

Over the last few years, I.B.M. has made strides to increase its role in the fast-growing telecommunications arena.

The new programs have put local governments into the telecommunications arena, where they sometimes work with conventional service providers and sometimes compete with them.

But, as pointed out by Edward E. Whitacre Jr., chairman of SBC Communications, the No. 2 local phone company, the regulators usually have the last word in the telecommunications arena.

As Motorola faced moribund spending in the telecommunications arena over the past few years, investors doubted his merit to lead the company his grandfather founded.

That's all in the past now and, in a strategically smart move, people will soon begin to know Corning more for its role in the red-hot telecommunications arena.

Existing voltage platforms include the traditional 48 V DC power distribution system used in the telecommunications arena, a proposed 24 V DC by the EMerge Alliance, and a wide range of other voltage levels culminating in a threshold between 380 and 400 V DC [3, 4, 5, 6, 7].

Quebec would seem to be the best bet, because it has an ownership group led by Pierre Karl Péladeau, chief executive of the Quebecor media and telecommunications company; an 18,000-seat arena under construction; and a populace fervidly seeking a revival of the Quebec Nordiques.

Some are easy to see: a research center that has tripled in size in three years; an employee roster that has swollen to 40,000 from just 17,000 in 1999; a new chief executive, John W. Loose, Corning's president, who succeeded Mr. Ackerman on Jan . 1 and many new products aimed at the telecommunications market, Corning's current arena of choice.

In the arena of regulation, the Telecommunications Act of 1996 was passed as the most comprehensive communications policy since 1934.

This chapter is an account of the history of deployment of Optical Fiber Telecommunications (OFT), with emphasis on economics, growth landscape, and broadband services in the access arena.

Finally, global networks, bolstered by international broadcasting, telecommunications, and computer networking, are created through an expansion of societal and group networks into the arena of international relations.