Telecommunications Strategy: Cases, Theory and Applications

by Peter Curwen, Jason Whalley

Overview

The telecommunications industry is one of the most influential and significant global industries. As well as being fundamentally important to the health of the modern economy, it is going through a period of unprecedented change, facing a range of strategic challenges from globalization and cross-border alliances, to changing technologies and consu

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781134293339
Publisher:	Taylor & Francis
Publication date:	08/12/2004
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	340
File size:	3 MB

About the Author

Peter Curwen is Visiting Professor of Telecommunications, Strathclyde Business School. Formerly Professor of International Business at Sheffield Business School. He has authored over a dozen textbooks and monographs including Restructuring Telecommunications, and The Future of Mobile Telecommunications both published by Palgrave, as well as over 100 other publications. Jason Whalley is Lecturer in Management Science at Strathclyde Business School and acting director of the Masters of Communications Management course and author of articles on telecommunications in journals including Telecommunications Policy.

Table of Contents

1. Context: Overview of Telecommunications Industry Part 1: Managing Ascent and Decline 2. Strategic Aspects of Ascent and Decline 3. BT 4. AT&T 5. Worldcom Part 2: Convergence and Specialism 6. Strategic Aspects of Convergence and Specialism 7. Vivendi Universal 8. AOL Time/Warner 9. Vodafone Part 3: Protecting Core Markets 10. Strategic Aspects of Protecting Core Markets 11. Telecom Italia 12. Deutche Telekom Part 4: (Mis)managing Industrial Transition 13. Strategic Aspects of (Mis)managing Industrial Transition 14. Cable and Wireless 15. Marconi 16. Conclusions and Review