trends and business strategies in this growing field on both a
national and international level. Covering such topics as the
Ethernet, fiber optics, and the powerline, this volume grants the
interested reader a well-rounded, if not privileged, look into the
world of broadband communications. This is a remarkable resource that
has brought together great industry thinkers discussing a variety of
related topics, and it will surely serve as an important reference
tool for executives, educators, and all people belonging to the
information industry.
"The battle for telecom's most profitable customers will be won by
carriers that provide cost-effective and reliable value-added services
such as broadband," says Mitch Mitchell, vice president at A.T.
Kearney and a contributor to the Annual Review. As customer behavior
changes and technology evolves, companies must focus less on the
network and more on the services that their customers demand.
Customers have been presented with a full menu options, and it is the
providers who offer the best combination of winning services and
reasonable costs who will win the day.
With The Annual Review of Broadband Communications as your reference
material, you will learn global perspectives on the issue and will
gain a good knowledge of the impact of broadband communications
worldwide.
