Sentence examples for telecoms organization from inspiring English sources

A SOBI prototype system that simulates the basic operation of a typical Telecoms organization has been developed and evaluated.

And has four beta testers trying out the system at present — including a U.K. high street retail bank, a telecoms organization, a pension company and a financial investments organization (it's not disclosing any customer names yet).

An opposition politician present at the talks said: "The idea is we can get the pension funds of organizations like the Cyprus Telecoms Organisation and the Electricity Authority, maybe some others as well, and raise two to three billion euros.

These regulations have guided how the organization's members organize international telecom services ever since.

Because terrorists are not found in one specific area and because they like the rest of us communicate through use of the Internet and telephones, telecom companies and organizations like the NSA are now justified in the eyes of many to spy on large amounts of Internet traffic and telephone calls.

Blocking techniques can vary between internet service providers and telecoms, according to the digital civil liberties organization Access Now.

With all the major telecom's offering triple play deals, the organization noted that 23% of all cable customers are now triple play subscribers.

The present paper deals with the detection of fraudulent telecom activity inside large organizations' premises.

This scandal, for a moment, helped push the conversation about civil rights organizations and telecom companies outside the beltway, with the New York Times editorial page talking about GLAAD, the NAACP, and other civil rights organizations defending policy positions with weak arguments, while receiving big dollars from the companies that stand to benefit.

With NTT Data, the organization has also recently brought on a major telecom company.

In late December, DSL operator Covad became the first big telecom play to receive court approval for its post-bankruptcy organization.