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Breaking the Speed: Price Paradigm for Consumer Broadband
By Heather Chettiar @ 4:25 PM :: 718 Views ::
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Competition for customers in consumer broadband is primarily focused on speed and price. Network investment and increasing competition has led to declining pricing per unit of capacity ($ per Mbps). Any provider who wants to avoid the spiral of declining bandwidth prices needs to consider alternative methods for delivering value to consumers. This will become increasingly important as the US broadband market reaches saturation.
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Case Study: MSO Endorses Streamlined Approach To Mediation and Revenue Assurance
By Heather Chettiar @ 12:22 PM :: 1679 Views ::
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Cartesian Partners with a Leading European OSS Provider to Deliver Best-of-Breed Solutions
A major European cable company has adopted an approach to meeting new mediation and revenue assurance challenges that serves to confirm the benefits of a joint solutions strategy now on offer from TMNG Global’s Cartesian subsidiary and their partner, a leading European independent OSS supplier
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CSMG Wins Multiple Awardees Contract for Business & Management Consultancy Services
By Heather Chettiar @ 3:03 PM :: 2064 Views ::
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LONDON, Oct. 12 -- CSMG, London, won multiple awardees contract award from Office of Communications to provide business and management consultancy services. No contract amount was specified (Official EU Ref. No.: 230071-2009). According to description: "Ofcom is the independent regulator and competition authority for the UK's communications industries, with responsibilities across television, radio, telecommunications and wireless communications services.
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Ericsson's new strategy chief: It's all good
By @ 6:44 AM :: 979 Views ::
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Douglas L. Gilstrap, newly named head of strategy for Ericsson (ERIC) doesn't start his new gig until Oct 1, but it is pretty clear the U.S.-born Gilstrap aims to push the Swedish telecom equipment maker to do more deals like the $5 billion, seven-year contract it recently inked with Overland Park, Kan.-based Sprint (S).
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Sprint Connects Future to Ericsson Deal
By @ 10:41 AM :: 1181 Views ::
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Sprint Nextel Corp. is wagering as much as $5 billion in a stab at reversing its fortunes. The No. 3 mobile phone carrier has signed a seven-year deal hiring Swedish mobile telecommunications company Ericsson Inc. to handle day-to-day management of Sprint’s wireless and wireline networks, which Sprint will continue to own and control.
JPMorgan analyst Mike McCormack estimated that the deal could save Sprint $35 million to $260 million a year. But it isn’t just a numbers game.
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Case Study: TMNG Global Assesses the Network Operations Center Organizational Requirements for a Tier One Global Communications Provider
By @ 4:49 PM :: 2776 Views ::
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A Tier 1 global communications service provider, with assistance of TMNG Global experts, has made great progress in assessing the staffing requirements that come with consolidating operations support across a geographically diverse multi-service footprint.
Like many telecoms worldwide, the company has been working toward integrated operations in the wake of acquiring several other telecommunications-based companies over the past decade. At the same time, the expansion of the company’s service portfolio and the desire to integrate all service operations as much as possible has added further complexities to the consolidation agenda.
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Case Study: TMNG Global Redefines Business Online Billing Experience for an International Communications Service Provider
By @ 11:32 AM :: 3172 Views ::
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A leading international communications service provider wished to support their mass and large business segments with an improved online bill payment and reporting experience. Their customers’ acceptance of online billing was in the 25-35% range for businesses of some size, and much closer to zero for small businesses. The client wished to push those penetrations to higher ranges.
Thus, for this client, the question was not whether to upgrade their online billing offerings, but how to best make it happen. As TMNG Global had recently successfully concluded a similar project for the client’s consumer segment, they asked the firm for help on this initiative as well.
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