Telecom

Also, what is the difference between telecom’s XT network and their normal network?

i think that phone is too expensive

what features can be used to distinguish telecom service industries in the market

features of colour and sound quality is the must

I have already callled my congressman and both senators to express my vehement opposition to immunity for law breaking by telecom companies and bush administration.
This is a big time sell out…..and typical of even the democrats.

Its time to stand firm and demand that the right thing be done by these politicians.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20080619/ts_nm/usa_surveillance_dc

Aren’t you the guy who stands up and cheers when the good guys break up the terrorist ring in the MOVIES with a phone tap.

Call ME stupid, but when Osama makes that call to give the "go" signal to KILL a lot of us, I DO NOT want the FBI saying " oops, he is calling to an American number we have to shut down, whatever you DO, do NOT listen."

hi,
this kind of information will be a trade secret anyway, so you will and should not get a strainght response her (competition is tough and these information are kept tightly hided, you are talking about 1 to many years planning.
for an outlook, you can check bordering countries and similar population/GDP/current network status: pakistan, sri lanka, some parts of india…

then while matching this to the path taken in Mobile telecom developed countries: you can be certain their network will evolve.

3G will come in the country, and as soon as one gets there, the other operators will follow.
your best shot to know for sure would be to follow:
1_ other Waridtel markets
2_telecom news, looking for one of the vendors contract: usually when an operator awards the whole 3G contract, it is multimillion dollars and it makes the new, even the local country news.
3_ check if the competition in the country has got one of these contracts, then you know they will follow

so all you have to do it to make some news alerts with a few keeywords on the net

oh and watch the news stats of the GPRS internet usage in your country, the more people use it, the more likely warid will go for 3G

I am speaking in terms of settlement there, and not as a tourist, so it will include infrastructure facilities like shops, market’s, banks, medical, post office, restaurants, good telecom facility etc etc. Also, what about the climate, roads, law & order..

Would appreciate answers from Indians and Indian’s based in these 2 places.

From a tourist point of view or if you want to send your children in a hostel to study, Nainital is much better. But if you want to settle down, Dehra dun is an undoubted choice. It is a growing city with good buisness potential, good infrastructure and all the positive points associated with a big city.
Nainital on the other hand, is a small town, with a tourist driven economy, working only 4 – 5 months a year, there is no other economic activity, there is absolutely no infrastructure and very poor connectivity with the rest of the world.
Nainital is good to live in for a few weeks at the most.
And by the way, Dehra Dun is not a hill station as someone suggested here, it is a valley ! It has everything from an airport to trains to Pizza Hut to the State Assembly of Uttaranchal.
But before you get me wrong, I love Nainital, even though I stay in Dehra dun. Nainital is a beautiful place.

Does anyone know a manager of a telecom firm (service provider or equipment maker) that is seeking an experienced Project Manager / Engineer in the Dallas area?

I found you have a much better chance of getting your foot in the door if you get your resume directly to the hiring manager, rather than sending it through HR cold.

I have over 10 years experience in the field and in a lab environment. Can perform testing and installations, also support sales, marketing team, and trade shows.

I have manage projects in a 9 state area for carriers such as Verizon, Sprint, MCI, Bellsouth, and SBC to name a few.

I have done network design and maintenace work for MCI’s optical back bone network.

And much much more……….

Should you know of a manager or director please forward his/her email with job description if possible.

Thanks
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Sounds like you need to do some networking.

1) mine your contacts. If you have been in the industry for 10 years, you probably know a lot of people.
There are some neat online tools that might help you out. LinkedIn is one that I recently been introduced to. www.linkedin.com
Might be interesting for you, might not.

2) make sure that your skills and interviewing are up to the standards that these hiring folks are looking for. If people are looking for experience in particular areas, highlight your relevant experience.

3) try going through a contract or placement firm. Good way to get a short-term contract that might get your foot in the door for future placements if you do a good job.

Hope that helps

anti-telecom.. bad experience with them all the time

the cheapest is the MagicJack.com

I’m looking for help in a setting up an in/out bound call center, I need to know avaliable options in terms of telecom setup. I’m locatated in Chennai and would be thankful for any help.

Thanks in advance.

you can find all type of call center solution at http://www.market-iq-int.com

As you know, analog television broadcasts will cease in the USA in February 2009. The government is reclaiming the airwaves and auctioning them off to the telecom service providers. And the government is susidizing every household with 2 $40 coupons to use towards ASTV tuners.

Have you received them? Have you bought a converter box and if yes, how is the quality of the digital TV signal?

No , I read that the "coupons are in the mail" and are only valid for a certain time-frame .
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Some of the mobile telecommuncation companies in Nigeria have been short-changing their subscribers with poor services and charging for incomplete calls. Sometimes, you do not hear what the other person is saying, yet you are charged for the call. So many people are affected and I would want know if a class action is possible in Nigeria and exactly what obtains in other countries with mobile telecommunications.

Yeah brotha all I go tell you is everywhere you go it is like that. I have T-mobile and their many times I have bad connections and well nothing you sabi do. If you really want to contest it in court you go bring proper proper Naira and if you have enough money for that there is no need to go to court.