Postwar technical revolutions in jet air travel and telecommunications offered competitive advantages to those relocating from older, high cost to newer, distant, low-cost production sites.
[C4.] An Internet Role for Phone Giants Up to 30percentt of homes in the United States and Britain could subscribe to Internet-based phone services in the next three years if major telecommunications companies offer services similar to traditional phone connections, a new survey says.
UForce's technology lets telecommunications providers offer custom products that give access to voice mail, faxes and e-mail from one source, like a phone, computer or wireless device.
Latin American telecommunications stocks offer refuge from the Asian stock market flu.
The struggle for supremacy among other telecommunications technologies offers some perspective.
At the sprawling Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications, N.Y.I.T. offers degrees in international business, communication arts, electrical and computer engineering and computer science.
The telecommunications company offered on Thursday to buy out the part of Clearwire, the wireless network operator, that it doesn't already own for $2.1 billion.
The experience of Motorola, the U.S. telecommunications giant, offers a lesson in how China's size changes the rules of competition and consumption there and everywhere else.
Qwest Communications, the Denver-based telecommunications giant, offers television service through a new type of digital subscriber line technology, very high data rate D.S.L., and SBC Communications has conducted trials of the format.
The Telecommunications segment offers wireless, fixed line and business process outsourcing services.
