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FT Telecoms- Total Telecom
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- Silicon.com
- Singapore IDA
- CityNet's Reference Access Offer (2011)
- Review of Interconnection Offer for the Provision of Services on the Next Generation Nationwide Broadband Network
- Public Consultation on OpenNet Interconnection Offer - Proposed Co-location Supplementary Cooling Service
- Public Consultation on Remedy Framework for Errors in Mandated Services Information in Nucleus Connect Interconnection Offer
- Malaysia MCMC
- European regulatory updates
Category Archives: Outsourcing
New EU Data Protection Proposals: what you need to know
Today’s blog post is courtesy of my friends and colleagues Clive Gringras and Claire Walker who have published a helpful guide to the new European Data Protection proposals. “Today, 25 January 2012, the European Commission unveiled its proposals for far reaching changes … Continue reading
Posted in Belgium, Data protection, EU, France, Germany, Government policy, Hardware, Outsourcing, Regulatory action, Services, Software, Spain, Technology, Telecoms, UK
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Smart meters: intelligently connecting to a lower carbon future
I am awaiting with interest the response of the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) and Ofgem to their consultation on implementing smart metering in the UK. In a joint open letter sent on 9 December they promised a detailed … Continue reading
Financial technology, cloud, mobile data and social networking will drive deals and valuation multiples in technology sector
As a new blogger, site statistics are a source of endless fascination. They are however useful – my post on TMT valuation multiples seems to have been wildly popular, so I thought it worthwhile to trawl through some other reports … Continue reading
Posted in ASEAN, China, Commercial activity, EU, Gulf, Hardware, India, Mobile, Outsourcing, Services, Software, Technology, UK, US
Tagged Cloud computing, Facebook, Information technology, Initial public offering, LinkedIn, M&A, Misys, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Technology, TMT, Twitter, valuation multiples
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Happy (slightly belated) 101st birthday to the father of outsourcing
You might think that outsourcing is relatively recent – dreamt up in the 1980s as a way for hardware manufacturers to move out of one-off box sales and into lovely long-term recurring revenue contracts or for industrial companies to move … Continue reading
Posted in Commercial activity, Outsourcing
Tagged Nature of the Firm, Ronald Coase, Transaction cost
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