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Whether your goals consist of adjusting your business model or boosting your market share, we deliver on our promises so that you can be at the forefront of change. | The mobile maze Our survey explores the key drivers for and inhibitors to mobile services take-up, and the competencies that operators will need to meet customer needs. Inside Telecommunications Q2 2012 In our latest edition, we look at the bring-your-own-device phenomenon at enterprises, spectrum policy considerations and the global status of LTE rollouts. Inside Telecommunications: 1Q 2012 2012 has already showcased plenty of new developments. In this issue, we examine LTE pricing, fiber rollouts and new network sharing initiatives worldwide. Learn more. Managing fixed assets by global telecom operators As global reporting affects a telco’s ability to manage its assets and new players continue to enter the market, it’s becoming increasingly challenging for operators to stay ahead of the curve. How are telecom organizations responding to the challenges of fixed assets management? Find out in our latest survey Telecom operators and working capital management 2011 In a quest to drive operational and financial efficiency, enhance customer service and boost service and network differentiation, telecom operators are looking to enhance working capital management. But bridging the gap from theory to practice is no easy feat. Discover the strategies that can help optimize your working capital approach. Enabling the next wave of telecom growth in India There are more than 700 million subscribers in India, and the overall teledensity has reached more than 60%. With plenty of opportunity remaining, the sector must create a robust policy to prepare for the next generation of reforms. What will India’s growth look like over the next ten years? Find out here. Mobile innovation in Asia At the GSMA's Mobile Asia Congress, it was clear that telcos in Asia Pacific are looking to expand their networks, tackle capacity challenges and determine how to expand their range of services. After all, with 6 million new connections being added every month from the Asian marketplace, opportunity is knocking. Learn more. |
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