...Development of Broadband Internet” You can get high speed internet access through broadband internet services. The speed of internet is measured in the bit rates transfer in a specific unit of time, if the speed is 256 kilobyte or more than it per second, then it is said to be broadband. Broadband’s usual speed of downloading is much faster than 256 KB/Sec. Due to the development of Broadband Internet, many companies tend to invest in rural areas for broadband services. Due to its high speed it becomes most common internet system which people are using. Broadband can be accessed through various ways like satellite, DSL, fiber optics and cable. In the past people were using a dialup connection to access internet, although it is still available and is the cheapest way of internet accessing, but the people are switching to broadband internet connection due to its development. The wireless internet is the latest development in the services of Broadband internet. With wireless internet you can excess faster internet without cables and wires and many consumers want this service desperately to their homes and offices. Wherever the service provider of Wireless Broadband provides you a service of wireless internet, you can access internet their without wires. Many wireless broadband service providers are providing your downloading speed of 10MB/Sec and they are expected to increase it 5 times in the coming year. Satellites are one of the slowest service providers of broadband. Its installation...
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...ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY Satellite internet service Satellite Internet, Hughes Net Gen4 High-Speed Satellite Internet Provider (no date). Available at: .hughesnet.com/index.cfm?page=dspRuralHighSpeedInternet (Accessed: 4 April 2015). This article gave an overview for considerations for obtaining Hughes Net. The article also stated that Hughes Net is one of the companies that provides broadband Internet service to rural communities. It describes Hughes Net as a satellite internet provider that uses a satellite dish to provide broadband to the rural community. The article describes that the only thing that Hughes Net require is that you have a clear view to the south. It shows all the internet speed offer by Hughes Net. (Satellite Internet, Hughes Net Gen4 High-Speed Satellite Internet Provider, 2015). Sego, N. (no date) ‘About Exede'. Exede Satellite Internet. Available at http://www.exede.com/what-is-exede (Accessed: 5 April 2015). This article stated that Exede is a satellite Internet quantum leap that offer download speeds up to 12 Mbps. It describes Exede as a satellite internet provider that transmits the internet signal to a small dish mounted on your house or work. The article also describe the equipment Exede require it customers to buy before subscribe to it service. (Sego, 2015). I believe the satellite internet service will be good for NHS because it has a clear view to the south. And the satellite internet will be reliable and constant speed for NHS to send and ...
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...Definition of Broadband 2-3 Background of Thomas & Betts 4-5 Current Business Issues with Thomas & Betts 6-8 Proposed Solutions for Thomas & Betts 8-9 Recommendations for Thomas & Betts 10 References 11 Definition of Broadband What is broadband, Laudon and Laudon (2008, G1) defines broadband as a high speed transmission technology, also designates a single communications medium that can transmit multiple mediums of data simultaneously. Broadband is thought of by most people as a fast internet connection. Most people think of a connection as a way to connect to the internet at a home or business. More over a connection that is wired and in someway to the device that’s receiving the internet signal. Now enter the existence of mobile broadband which allows near landline speeds to a mobile device. Mobile broadband gives a user the ability to send and receive data on the go. Data has been able to be transmitted wirelessly for sometime now. The only difference between then and now is the increases in speed that has come with the maturation of technology. There are a few pieces that dictate the speed of a wireless device. One piece is the network at which the wireless signal is traveling on. Secondly, the hardware that’s powering today’s devices is very different from when the technology was first birthed. Technology moves at the speed of lighting and finally internet access is moving at that same speed. Mobile broadband is not just the internet connected wirelessly...
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...BAT-TEL COMMUNICATIONS LIMITED BAT-TEL COMMUNICATIONS is a US based telecom company, headquartered in Houston. BAT-TEL COMMUNICATIONS is a provider of mobile and fixed telephony in the United States, and also provides broadband subscription television services. As of 2011, the company’s revenues were US$700 million. It is the largest internet service provider in the United States of America. The current CEO is John Hastings. ORGANISATIONAL VALUES & BELIEF: The Company wants the employees to have careers rather than just jobs. It believes in supporting all their training needs and providing them with adequate tools to resolve any customer problems. CORPORATE STRUCTURE: BAT-TEL is split into four independent publicly-held entities - BAT-TEL Wireless, BAT-TEL Broadband, BAT-TEL Consumer and BAT-TEL Business. BAT-TEL Wireless is amongst the rapidly growing wireless companies in the US; BAT-TEL Broadband is the largest cable TV and broadband services company; BAT-TEL Consumer functions as a leading consumer communications company; and BAT-TEL Business is a major enterprise communications and networking company. The top management is divided into various heads and each head is in charge of various divisions. Each division has approximately 150 employees and the entire company employs over 2500 people. The organizational chart for BAT-TEL communications The organization has been running successfully...
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...ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY Satellite internet service Satellite Internet, Hughes Net Gen4 High-Speed Satellite Internet Provider (no date). Available at: .hughesnet.com/index.cfm?page=dspRuralHighSpeedInternet (Accessed: 4 April 2015). This article gave an overview for considerations for obtaining Hughes Net. The article also stated that Hughes Net is one of the companies that provides broadband Internet service to rural communities. It describes Hughes Net as a satellite internet provider that uses a satellite dish to provide broadband to the rural community. The article describes that the only thing that Hughes Net require is that you have a clear view to the south. It shows all the internet speed offer by Hughes Net. (Satellite Internet, Hughes Net Gen4 High-Speed Satellite Internet Provider, 2015). Sego, N. (no date) ‘About Exede'. Exede Satellite Internet. Available at http://www.exede.com/what-is-exede (Accessed: 5 April 2015). This article stated that Exede is a satellite Internet quantum leap that offer download speeds up to 12 Mbps. It describes Exede as a satellite internet provider that transmits the internet signal to a small dish mounted on your house or work. The article also describe the equipment Exede require it customers to buy before subscribe to it service. (Sego, 2015). I believe the satellite internet service will be good for NHS because it has a clear view to the south. And the satellite internet will be reliable and constant speed for NHS to send and ...
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...and coupon mailers, Verizon partners with various agencies and communities to market both our products and services. Verizon markets our services through sponsoring events such as Cinco de Mayo, Hispanic Heritage Month, Black History month and the NAACP Image Awards, just to name a few festivities. Agencies that Verizon partner with include but are not limited to, government agencies, telephone service in the government agencies, schools, universities, local apartment communities and local businesses in the area, Department of Correction as well as Verizon very own competitors. Verizon is partnered with Direct TV, a competitor, if is not available in a geographical area, the customer is provided with Direct TV services and Verizon DSL. Internet discount services are offered to schools and universities for both teacher and student use. Verizon has recently received approval to install the FIOS network in New York University’s faculty housing. Verizon uses marketing vehicles such as MTV Real World and Nick online to market to teen (ages 12-19) and also tweens (ages 8-11).Verizon is enhancing is recently launched Widget Baazar, the social widgets, Tweeter and Face Book are available to FIOS customers to interact and communicate with...
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...Imagine monopolizing a service or product of your choice. Discuss how you would go about setting prices for your product or service. My example of monopolized service or product of my choice is Internet cable service. We have many Internet carriers nowadays such as Cox, Comcast,Verizon and AT&T etc. If I can I monopolize Internet service, I would determine the price base on my cost plus desired profit, let’s day 50% profit rate. Since I’m the monopolist in this field, I have the final say about the price, and consumers are the price takers. Considering broadband Internet carriers need to invest huge set-up cost, I would like to charge a little bit higher rate to cover the depreciation expense of the equipment. But I don’t want to overcharge either since regulators usually involve if monopoly price out of track. Select a non-monopolized product or service with which you are familiar and determine how the consumption of that product or service would differ if it were controlled by a monopoly. The imagined example of non-monopolized product or service would be car. We have many car makers such as big three, Toyota, Honda, Nissan, Hyundai and Benz etc. Not mention we have thousands of car dealers across the nation, needless to say, car and its service are non-monopolized. These car makers and dealers compete with each other by lowering the price and cost or exhibiting the new model to lure customers. If there is only one car maker, then it become the monopoly...
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...Political: In Singapore, the state has taken on the role of promoter and practitioner of Corporate Social Responsibility, a logical development in view of the dominant role of the government in the local economy. The Economic Development Board Act exists to stimulate the growth, expansion and development of Singapore’s economy. A good example of the role the Singapore government has played in fostering economic growth is the Changi airport and the Singapore Airlines. The Singapore government investment and holding company, Temasek Holdings is the majority shareholder with 54% shareholding of the Singapore Airlines. However, the Singapore government has regularly stressed its non-involvement in the management of the company. The Singapore government also owns Changi Airport that was developed in 1975 to replace the Paya Lebar Airport. Both of these enterprises have become enormously successfully and are a good example of the thoughtful and forward-looking economic policies promoted by the Singapore government. Singapore is an enterprise friendly country. The government has set ups several organizations in helping the business in a very systematic way: 1. Regulation Structure (a)Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI): It’s mission is to make Singapore a leading global city of talent, enterprise and innovation. Its mission is to promote economic growth and create jobs, so as to achieve higher standards of living for all. The vision of the Ministry of Trade and Industry...
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...Every firm (small or large), cafe, restaurant are the active microeconomics households, which influence the situation of the whole ,market. It is possible, that a single small firm can produce high-quality wares which are praised by people and very soon other firms, which produce similar wares but of lower quality will possible bankrupt being unable to compete with that one (Howson, Cindy, Successful Business Intelligence 2013). With the run of time that small firm can turn into a great company or corporation and become a leading monopolistic on the market. This is why I have decided to research Time Warner Cable. The history of the company is unlike any other with their cutting edge digital technology, range of home entertainment and information choices for the whole family to enjoy, and superior customer service that demonstrates customer satisfaction is the company's number one priority. In the late 1940s, entrepreneurs using simple antennas an Army surplus coaxial cable created the country's first cable television system and revolutionized the way Americans watched television (Warner Sperling, Cass, The Brothers Warner 2008). More than 70 years later, Time Warner Cable (TWC), the second largest cable provider, owns and manages advanced, well clustered cable systems throughout the United States and is ready to embark on it's next life phase of merging with Charter Communications. With the spread of the medium of television in the years following World War II, entrepreneurs...
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...Sacha St Jean Prof: Victoria DeGuzman 4/19/2016 T-Mobile Name: T-Mobile USA Industry: Telecommunications Website: www.t-mobile.com BACKGROUND and HISTORY T-Mobile USA is a national provider of wireless voice, messaging, and data services capable of reaching over 293 million Americans where they live, work, and play. Around the country, our Personal Coverage Check gives customers a clear picture of their local coverage. Presently John J. Legere is an American businessman who is the chief executive officer and president of T-Mobile US. -Mobile US Inc. said earnings nearly tripled in the fourth quarter as the wireless provider continues to add customers at a solid clip as of Feb, 2016. T-Mobile reported 2.1 million net ads in its latest period, bringing its tally for the year to 8.3 million. Meanwhile, the company boosted branded postpaid customers--the most lucrative type of wireless subscriber--by 1.3 million in the quarter. T-Mobile continued to be the fastest growing wireless company in America in the third quarter of 2015 as customers continue to flock to the Un-carrier for value, flexibility and choice. The Company reported 61.2 million total customers at the end of the third quarter, growing its base by 2.3 million total customers. T-Mobile has successfully delivered over 1 million total net customer additions for the past ten quarters and more than 2 million in five of the past seven quarters. ANALYSIS VIA PORTER’S FIVE FORCES MODEL The five forces...
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...Case Study Stage 4: IT Solution and Next Steps By Deepak Jacobi University of Maryland University College ISFM-300 3710 I. INTRODUCTION UMUC Haircuts has asked for a technical analysis to be conducted on the business processes being used and how it can be improved via technical solutions. The requested business process to be examined and improved is customer and employee scheduling. UMUC Haircuts has chosen the Cost Leadership Strategy for Competitive Advantage. In the following paragraphs, a proposed solution will be discussed as well as the specifications, requirements, and use of the solution. II. PROPOSED IT SOLUTION The best solution for UMUC Haircuts to help manage customer and employee scheduling is Customer Appointment Manager by Atlas Business Solutions. Customer Appointment Manager is a system which allows a user to input and edit dates, times, and availabilities of employees in the salon. The user interface is easy to follow and understand, as well as, helpful to an individual whom has never used such software. This system is superior to other similar systems because in terms of IT requirements this system meets necessary needs. Customer Appointment Manager meets usability requirements in that it is easy to use for employees, scheduling of customer appointments can be done in a matter of seconds, and employee scheduling is quicker and easier. This system can handle high volume of usage, in the event of needed changes this system is extensible, and helps...
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...BSNL PREPAID BROADBAND SERVICES USER MANUAL Dear Customer, Welcome to the fascinating world of Internet through the prepaid broadband service of BSNL. This User manual contains information which will help you to utilise our services effectively. The manual is primarily meant to be used with the BSNL supplied ADSL2+ Broadband Modems , however the settings and other information available in the guide can be used to set-up the BSNL Broadband Connection using any other Modem also. Contents - • Introduction • Connections & Installation • Configuration of ‘Bridge’ connection and Dialler • Managing your Account • Checking Account Status • Recharging of Account • Troubleshooting • Quick Reference Introduction Broadband is an ‘always-on’ high speed internet service. The Broadband service from BSNL supports “Triple Play” i.e. Voice, Video and Data services all possible simultaneously on the same copper telephone line. BSNL is providing its broadband services on ADSL2+ technology which is capable of delivering up to 8 Mbps of bandwidth to the customer premises. BSNL is currently offering Internet Services starting from 256 kbps going upto 8Mbps. For extending these services the telephone cable coming to the subscriber’s premises is connected to a Broadband Modem (ADSL2+ modem) using a POTS Splitter. The Broadband Modem acts as an interface between telephone cable and computer. The “POTS Splitter” is used to separate voice and data signals enabling both Voice and...
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...millions of dollars into the nation's telecommunications and broadband infrastructure. The reason? To stay ahead in today's broadband economy. As a developed country we are heavily reliant on these infrastructures as they have significant impact on our economy. Investing now to provide for present and future generations is essential in making sure New Zealand stays on track economically and socially as the world continues to develop and focuses more on technology. In this essay I will cover a selection of sectors including New Zealand’s major providers of internet and telecommunications network, radio and television broadcast providers and the government's UFB (Ultra Fast Broadband) and RBI (Rural Broadband Initiative) initiatives. An analysis of each sector will be conducted on its potential benefit on businesses and communities, how these technologies are converging and its implications, emerging consumer trends, recommendations and an examination of overseas technologies and its possible implementation in New Zealand. Mobile Market & Infrastructure New Zealand primary telephone system is the mobile network with over 4.7 million connections and counting. The biggest holders of the mobile market shares are Spark and Vodafone with a 33% and 42%. (Commerce Commission, 2014) 2Degrees is their closest competitor with a 25% piece of the market. All 3 providers support 3G networks which provide mobile broadband as well the standard SMS and voice messaging. 4G was rolled out...
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...TELECOMMUNICATIONS: THE BATTLE OF THE INDUSTRIES April 24, 1999 Econ 635 There have been many changes in the way telecommunication companies have been doing business- not only to satisfy the needs of the consumer, but to compete with other telecommunication services, too. Advances in technology have led to the integration of several telecommunication services which enter a home through existing copper wires or newer optical lines. New laws are even allowing companies to merge or acquire smaller companies for the purpose of increasing their leverage in the market. Cable Industry Currently, the cable industry relies heavily on the use of coaxial cable to transmit its signals, through radio waves, to consumers. This is the cable that is already installed in millions of homes throughout the country. However, compared to other recent technological advances, the coaxial cable has many set backs to overcome. First, the number of signals that it can transmit simultaneously is limited. Second, the signal transmitted by the cable gets worse as distance increases. As an additional option, fiber optics have emerged which can carry hundreds of video, data and voice channels. I will go into further detail on fiber optics later in my research. This traditional cable responded by implementing the use of digital compression. Digital compression allows a broadcaster to squeeze in more channels of programming in each single coaxial cable, although picture quality diminishes...
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...connectivity needs. The article is divided into four sections. Health Care Providers’ Broadband Needs, Broadband Connectivity Options, Gaps and Barriers Preventing Sufficient Broadband Levels and Next Phase of Analysis. This is an indispensable work for anyone assessing the broadband needs of the healthcare sector. The author presented an analysis of health care providers’ connectivity requirements and the ability of the country’s infrastructure to meet those needs. Retrieved from Federal Communication Commission. (2010). Connecting America: The National Broadband Plan The article referred to broadband infrastructure and networks of deployed telecommunication equipment and technologies necessary to provide high speed internet access and other advance telecommunications services for private homes, business, commercial establishments, schools and public institutions. In the United States, broadband infrastructure is constructed, and maintained primary by the private sector including telephone, cable, satellite, wireless, fiber optics and other information technologies including cable modem, DSL (copper wire) wireless system, fiber and satellite. Although broadband is deployed by private-sector providers, Federal and State regulation of the telecommunication industry as well as the government financial assistance programs can have a significant impact on private sector decision to invest in and deploy broadband infrastructure to particularly in underserved and underserved areas of the nation...
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