TC2's David Rohde on Telecom
Monthly Archives: May 2009
Vodafone roaming promotion offers a tricky challenge to business users
May 19, 2009
Courtesy of Vodafone, another crack has just appeared in the high cost of pan-European roaming. Headlines last week in the U.K. trumpeted three months’ worth of low-cost roaming (often labeled “free” roaming) from Vodafone, lasting from the beginning of June … Continue reading
What antitrust law has to say about the next wave of telecom mergers
May 12, 2009
The following is a guest post by Hank Levine, a partner with our law firm affiliate, Levine, Blaszak, Block & Boothby, LLP. It’s spring, and a young investment banker’s thoughts turn to … telecom mergers. Since the original 1984 AT&T … Continue reading
Your VoIP game plan is key even in data services procurements
May 6, 2009
Some enterprise network managers truly aren’t interested in voice and data convergence. They might not admit it at trade show cocktail parties, but they aren’t. Then again, these are the people who probably don’t go to trade shows. This position … Continue reading
- Apparently feeling left out, Verizon adds an Administrative Expense Fee
- Data pooling plans gain momentum as data usage accelerates
- Softbank’s fight with Dish for Sprint runs far afield from the enterprise
- Getting a grasp on your telecom inventory – is it possible?
- Declining account support and the rise of the vendor “Program Management Office”
- Machine-to-machine: A whole new wireless pricing ballgame
- Transformation projects require their own timeline and approach
- CenturyLink cuts shareholder dividend as necessary transition accelerates
- Data sharing plans already add usage … and devices
- Nextel subscriber run-off hits hard as Sprint struggles to remake itself