Sentence examples for telecommunications supplier from inspiring English sources

NSN has been challenged by the growth of rivals such as China's Huawei, which in 2012 overtook Ericsson as the largest telecommunications supplier in the world, and overtook NSN in revenues at the end of 2011.

While some of its competitors fight to stay afloat, the Stockholm-based telecommunications supplier has been investing in speedy third- and fourth-generation cellular technologies.

Example: Qwest Communications, which sponsors the Seahawks' stadium for an average of $5 million a year, is also the team's exclusive telecommunications supplier.

But like many other telecommunications suppliers, its share price plunged after the Internet bubble burst.

It tried to get with the flow in the bubble days, acquiring telecommunications suppliers.

European telecommunications suppliers like Alcatel-Lucent, Ericsson and Nokia do not want to be shut out of the fast-growing Chinese market.

Mr. Andrews said revenue would be generated by advertising from telecommunications suppliers interested in reaching the site's visitors and by custom publishing services provided by IndustryClick.

With so many high-powered, talkative people in one place, the telecommunications suppliers have had to install an infrastructure equivalent to that of a small city.

[World Business, Section W.] Optimism for Telecommunications While the financial markets remain pessimistic about the mobile communications business, telecommunications suppliers are showing no signs of retreat at the 3GSM World Congress in France, where more than 14,000 people have converged.

While the financial markets remain pessimistic about the mobile telecommunications business, with stock sell-offs on both sides of the Atlantic, telecommunications suppliers are showing no signs of retreat at the 3GSM World Congress here, where more than 14,000 people have converged on this small city on the Côte d'Azur.

This paper examines the effects of supplier dependency and resource depth on the performance of telecommunications suppliers during an industry downturn.