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Welcome
2006 - Telecommunication is on the Boom
or Bust. Analysts wonder!
(Cover
Story)
SO
WHAT WOULD CHANGE IN THE TLEECOM and
IT AS we look forward to the future?
For starters, the migration from voice,
video and data to VoIP, IPTV and IP
will become faster. Expect to see IP
migrate in to the wireless world, as
traffic grows exponentially and bandwidth
becomes a scarce commodity. The 'Gurus'
of telecom are formulating their own
theories of what to expect in future.
The global players including the likes
of Gartner, Frost & Sullivan, Morgan
Stanley and Forrestor and in Middle
East region, the Arab Advisors Group
all sound 'positive' for 2006. The eighth
annual Telecom Asia Awards, The Telecoms
World Middle East 2005 Conference and
Middle East Mobility & Wireless
Broadband Summit can be used as beacons.
Due to the diverse nature of speakers,
these events speak volumes regarding
the trends in telecom; they celebrate
the successes of the year and try to
predict the successes of the coming
year...
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Zeros and ones are everywhere.
Sometimes we see them, sometimes
we don't. They are in the air as
signals, under the water on those
fiber optic cables, on the ground
running through phone lines. They
surround you like anything.
Information Technology is changing
the way we live our lives. Remote
controllers in our hands,
earphones on our ears, the monitor
infront of you and the email you
check daily are all examples of
how we are different from our
previous generations. Telecom
industry is flourishing day by
day. A cellphone in every pocket
and a phone line at every home is
what we'll see in coming months.
New telecom carriers are coming up
& tele-density is on the rise.
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more about all this?
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