Telecommunications terms

This paper will attempt to define and contrast the following terms: a.     Synchronous and asynchronous b.     Analog and digital c.     XON and XOFF d.     Simplex and duplex e.     Serial and parallel transmission f.     Baseband and broadband g.     Serial Line Internet Protocol (SLIP) and Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP) h

The combining diversity techniques are used to increase the performance of wireless or wired communication system by collected all the uncorrelated faded signal from different diversity branches and combine them all in such a way that improve the communication system and in results gives the optimize received signal power and signal to noise ratio (SNR). Depending on the sophistication of the system, the signals can be added directly (equal gain combining) or weighted and added coherently (maximal-ratio

Oligopolistic is a market structure which under the imperfect competition. According to Sloman & Garratt, oligopoly is only few large firms share a large portion of industry and control the market. When we hear that a term about “Big three”, “Big four” or “Big five” it can be set down as oligopolistic industry. In the oligopoly market competition, depends on the firms produce homogeneous or differentiated products and it will be categorize as homogeneous oligopoly or differentiated oligopoly. As

Executive Summary The telecommunication plays an important role in today’s market. In the last few years, change has taken place in the ownership structure of telecommunications companies from public monopolies to private companies. The rapid development of mobile networks and video and Internet technologies has created enormous competitive pressure on the companies. As new competitors come to industry, companies need intelligent tools to gain an advantage which is competitive in nature. Also,

to a relationship based selling in the business-to business market .it is attentive on embedding with customers and building long-term win-win relationships emerging due to advancements in technology and increased competition. Key account management is an approach to understand those customers who are strategically important to the business and building win –win long term relationships with them to achieve a common goal. Key Account Management is not a simple seller-buyer relationship but also to involve

Introduction Within the telecommunications industry, everything ranging from television to internet services continues to face evolving and transformational changes more often than other industries such as services. It should come to no surprise given the advances in technologies across the globe, that an industry that is heavily technological based should also follow suit. This allows for both old and new organizations to tap in the growth of both the human and technological capital to bring about

immediate reward it begot was a drive to get acquainted with telecommunication which I found absorbingly delightful. This period was very significant for me as I paved my way for long term career in research. Without wasting my time anymore, after my 5th semester I had decided then and there that I want to study and work in the field of communication engineering. I also made a mental note to start my career with transmission and telecommunication. Furthermore I opted for wireless communication as an elective

Subscription-based mobile phone contracts are one the areas which have driven the mobile phone markets in developed countries but not in Indonesia. Despite the penetration being at 62.7%, it has been largely dominated by the pre-paid networks that consist of a massive 95% of the market share which also directs that the customers follow the 'Pay-as-you-go ' agenda. 1.4 Comparison to India: 1.4.a Indonesia - 1.4.b India: The above pie charts give the competition in telecom sectors in Indonesia

best interest at heart through personal frequent communications is recommended. • Empathy is an important parameter for customer satisfaction. Vodafone India is recommended that they conduct market analysis to understand customers’ requirement in terms of call rates, data charges, special offers

Introduction Telecommunication is the transfer of signals, signs, messages, words, writings, images and sounds or information of any nature by radio, wires or any other electromagnetic systems. When there is exchange of information between communication participants includes the use of technology, the Telecommunication occurs. The transmission paths are often divided into various communication channels. The term telecommunication is used in plural forms because it involves many different technologies