Quantum technologies in the telecommunications industry

Dynamic Credit Risk in the Telecommunications Industry

Increasing consumer debt levels across Europe have had a considerable effect on the telecommunications industry, especially in the post-pay sector. This, combined with product proliferation, greater product complexity, market consolidation and declining subscriber growth in many key economies, has created several significant challenges for the industry. Telecom service providers have typically ...

Data Mining in the Telecommunications Industry

The telecommunications industry was one of the first to adopt data mining technology. This is most likely because telecommunication companies routinely generate and store enormous amounts of high-quality data, have a very large customer base, and operate in a rapidly changing and highly competitive environment. Telecommunication companies utilize data mining to improve their marketing efforts, ...

An Optimizer in the Telecommunications Industry

This article relates some combinatorial optimization problems encountered by an optimizer in an industrial research laboratory at AT&T, a large telecommunications company. The article will appear in the Fall 2007 issue of SIAM SIAG/Optimization Views-and-News which will try to cover some aspects of the industrial applications of optimization and of the life of optimizers at AT&T, IBM, and Exxon.

Competition in the Long-Distance Telecommunications Industry

Regulation and Innovation in the Telecommunications Industry

This paper aims to introduce issues that relate regulation and innovation in the telecommunications industry. We try to address the following question: which types of regulatory schemes are likely to promote innovation in a fast-growing telecommunications industry? The first section analyses ex ante control by sector specific regulation and ex post control by competition policies. The second se...