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Wireless Horizon- Strategy and Competition in the Worldwide Mobile Marketplace by Steinbock
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Wireless Horizon- Strategy and Competition in the Worldwide Mobile Marketplace [Hardback]

Strategy and Competition in the Worldwide Mobile Marketplace

by Steinbock
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Description of Wireless Horizon- Strategy and Competition in the Worldwide Mobile Marketplace

"Mobile communications and the wireless web are not just conveniences or curiosities -- they are the harbingers of a fast-approaching sea change in the way information moves. Destined to be as fundamental to business and social interaction as the personal computer or even the telephone, these technologies and the companies that develop them have become the basis for an entirely redefined industry economy. Wireless Horizon is the first book to chronicle the strategy and competition for leadership in the evolving wireless economy. Featuring an in-depth look at the key drivers of the mobile internet, the author presents the histories, strategies, and technologies of industry giants like Ericsson, Nokia, Motorola, AT&T Wireless, Verizon, NTT DoCoMo, China Telecom, and others. With a look into the future of wireless applications, mobile content, and m- commerce, this book offers not only a clear assessment of the communications industry but also excellent lessons in strategic thinking, financial approach, public policy, and business planning."

Title Information

ISBN:
9780814407141
Pages:
400 pages
Format:
Hardback
Product Code:
123669
Publisher:
McGraw-Hill
Published:
01/12/2002

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About Steinbock

Dan Steinbock (New York, NY) is the author of The Nokia Revolution (AMACOM: 0-8144-0636-X) and an affiliate researcher at the Columbia Business School.

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