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Bell Canada Reaches Consumer Mass Market With Triple-Play Services
White Paper To protect its customer base, Bell Canada needed to develop its own triple-play service offering - and fast. Competitive pressures on Bell Canada intensified over the past years, as one cable company after another announced plans to add voice to... [03 Jul 2008]
DSL Industry - White Paper
White Paper The DSL Industry has substantially broadened its base since DSL's inception at Bell Labs in the 1980's. Originally, vendors introduced ADSL to transport video-on demand, in an attempt to compete with Pay-Per-View services as well as providing... [03 Jul 2008]
Managed Services Over DSL
White Paper Providers such as Regional Bell Operating Companies (RBOCs), Competitive Local Exchange Carriers (CLECs), Postal, Telephone and Telegraph (PTTs), and Internet Service Providers (ISPs) have taken advantage of recent DSL growth by expanding their... [03 Jul 2008]
US no longer king of the PC?
News Doug Bell, PC analyst for IDC, said: "The main issue is the economic situation in the US. Bell said: "With all major vendors putting resources into low-cost PCs, we're just starting to see a handful of offerings. [17 Apr 2008]
Microsoft Online Customer Story: TD AMERITRADE
White Paper When the market's opening bell rings, it signals the moment millions of investors begin following the ticker for opportunities. It also signals an opportunity for online brokerages like TD Ameritrade to expand their consumer base by attracting... [16 Apr 2008]
Deutsche Bank: Why we use India and Russia
News But, despite Russia being in Gartner's top 10 list of near-shore outsourcing locations, the analyst still sounds a warning bell for companies thinking of heading there. But with a track record of successful partnering in India, why risk a new base? [15 Mar 2007]
Where did Dell go wrong?
Comment Packard-Bell then threatened Compaq but consumers quickly tired of its strategy of selling low-cost computers made out of parts from a 1977 Gremlin. Unfortunately, most of them also associate only with their fellow business school graduates so they... [01 Feb 2007]
Somerfield IT handed to India's TCS
News The move, which will see a mix of onsite and offshore outsourcing, is intended to reduce costs for the UK grocery chain and improve service levels, according to Mike Bell, IT director at Somerfield. Bell told silicon.com this is a major advancement... [08 Dec 2006]
Enabling MVNOs at Bell Mobility With Alcatel's Payment Solution
White Paper Bell Mobility is leveraging Alcatel's payment solution to embrace this trend. Through a relationship based on open communication, the Bell Mobility and Alcatel teams are evolving pre-paid services to position Bell Mobility as the network operator... [30 Nov 2006]
Minority Report: The death of the iPod
Comment The iPod sales pattern follows the bell curve quite obediently if you take out the Christmas 2005 blip, with the so-called Innovators and Early Adopters fuelling early sales, followed by Early and Late Majority adopters, before tailing off. [03 Nov 2006]
Vonage shares off to a shaky start
News Vonage shares had dropped $2.45, or about 14.41 per cent, to $14.55 at the closing bell. Cable providers such as Comcast and Time Warner have seen tremendous growth in their customer base as they bundle their voice service with high-speed web... [25 May 2006]
Dell to create 400 UK jobs
News According to Paul Bell, Dell's president of EMEA, the expansion is necessary to support the company's future growth and customers in the PC maker's second biggest market outside the US. Dell currently employees around 1,000 staff in the UK, based... [14 Feb 2005]
Dell buoyant in Q3
News Paul Bell, Dell EMEA president, said: "The component [price drops] are partly a good thing but partly the result of a bad thing. Limerick is more and more productive," Dell's Bell said, adding that means it is likely to be at least two years before... [12 Nov 2004]
Brown gives IT much of the same
News Andrew Bell, technology leader at PricewaterhouseCooper, had found that out of a 100 early stage technology companies "60 per cent had either not bothered to apply or been turned down. As Bell pointed out, this is partly ameliorated by the first... [17 Mar 2004]
Bell Mobility Corporate Customers take their Business on the Road with Domino Everyplace
White Paper Bell Mobility, the leading telecommunications provider in Canada and a division of Bell Canada, provides a complete range of communications products and services tailored to the needs of individual business customers. [02 Mar 2004]
