The second edition of this text offers a comprehensive economic examination of the global competitive restructuring that is now occurring as a result of the US Telecommunications Act 1996. Updated with extensive data analysis on the contours of the "new economy", the book identifies strategic options that will help position your firm for continued success, and guides you to the most effective methods of building and enhancing competitive advantage in new markets. You learn how to project emerging business opportunities precipitated by deregulation and the convergence of the telephony, broadcasting, and computer sectors. The book includes a new treatment of current and prospective developments in inventory management, productivity, supply-chain management, and changes in labour demand and capital investment, as well as an empirical evaluation of the strategic transformation of the communications industry, as defined by the evolution of electronic commerce. Key strategic tools are introduced, such as advances in customer relationship management, value-based pricing, and strategic alliance formations. An extensive research appendix provides a full interpretation of the Telecommunications Act of 1996; website citations in telecommunications strategy, marketing, finance and management; and macroeconomic analysis for communications markets.
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The passage of the Telecommunications Act of 1996 has spawned a new era in the communications industry, a period that may well transform both the domestic and international economies. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
exempt telecommunications company, national treatment for all services, business opportunity paradigm, eligible telecommunications carrier, exempt telecommunications companies, personal wireless service facilities, veteran product lines, separated affiliate, yearly percent change, national treatment for data, exchange service facilities, multichannel video programming systems, telephone exchange service, requesting telecommunications carrier, particle marketing, subject cable system, customer proprietary network information, universal service support mechanisms, such local exchange carrier, arbitration under subsection, electronic publishing joint venture, new business entrants, telephone toll service, advance universal service, registered holding company Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Telecommunications Act, New York, Federal Communications Commission, World War, Bureau of the Census, Business Week, District of Columbia, Baby Boomers, Department of Commerce, Federal Trade Commission, Irwin Press, United Kingdom, America Online, Artech House, Englewood Cliffs, World Wide Web, Attorney General, Bell Communications Research, Five-Force Model, John Wiley, Telecommunications Development Fund, The Portable, Western Electric, Canal Zone, Hyperion Press New!
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Telecommunications Act, New York, Federal Communications Commission, World War, Bureau of the Census, Business Week, District of Columbia, Baby Boomers, Department of Commerce, Federal Trade Commission, Irwin Press, United Kingdom, America Online, Artech House, Englewood Cliffs, World Wide Web, Attorney General, Bell Communications Research, Five-Force Model, John Wiley, Telecommunications Development Fund, The Portable, Western Electric, Canal Zone, Hyperion Press New!
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- Principles of Economics (7th Edition) (Case/Fair Economics 7e Series) by Karl E. Case on 4 pages
- Telecommunications Deregulation (Artech House Telecommunications Library) by james Shaw on page 23, page 249, and Back Matter
- Strategic Management by Arthur A. Thompson on page 249, and Back Matter
- Consumer Behavior: Building Marketing Strategy (with DDB Needham Data Disk) by Delbert I Hawkins on page 84, and page 100
- Business Cycles and Forecasting by Lloyd M. Valentine on page 83, and page 136
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- Chinese Telecommunications Policy (Artech House Telecommunications Library) by Xu Yan in Back Matter
- Next Generation Intelligent Networks (Artech House Telecommunications Library) by Johan Zuidweg in Back Matter
- Engineering Internet QoS by Sanjay Jha in Back Matter
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