Sentence examples for telecoms consultancy from inspiring English sources
Duncan Clark, head of BDA, a telecoms consultancy, says that the sector is in "absolute confusion.
That means margins have shrivelled, explains Ragu Gurumurthy of Adventis, an IT and telecoms consultancy.
In the year to March 2009 an additional 128m signed up in India, 89m in China and 96m across Africa, according to TeleGeography, a telecoms consultancy.
According to Ross O'Brien of Pyramid Research, a telecoms consultancy that is part of the Economist Group, in 1990 there were fewer than 10m telephone lines in China.
Guy Zibi, an analyst at Pyramid Research, a telecoms consultancy, is equally sceptical: "It's the technology department driving the marketing department".
Telecoms consultancy group Glotel yesterday issued an unexpected profits warning, blaming the slowdown in the US economy and the need to make bad debt provisions after one of its main customers went into bankruptcy.
Such companies as Cingular and AT&T Wireless, though still eager to switch to gsm (global system for mobile communications, Europe's popular voice and data network), may hold on to existing TDMA (time division multiple access) wireless networks for a while, says Virtyt Koshi, a senior consultant with Ovum, a telecom consultancy in London.
Companies such as Cingular Corp. and AT&T Wireless, still hot to switch to GSM global system for mobile communications, Europe's popular voice and data network may hold on to existing TDMA (time division multiple access) wireless networks for a while, says Virtyt Koshi, a senior consultant with Ovum, a London-based telecom consultancy.
In the past they were planning an accelerated store rollout programme," said Robert Clark, an analyst at Electric Speech, a telecom consultancy in Hong Kong.
"What we're seeing today is the government acting to channel the monopolies, not eliminate them," said Ernesto Piedras, director of the Competitive Intelligence Unit, a telecom consultancy.
"He's never to be underestimated, but the clock is not his friend," said Scott Cleland, president of the Precursor Group, a telecom consultancy.
