Business models for sustainable telecoms growth in developing economies / Sanjay Kaul [and others]
A little more than 3 billion people have access to basic mobile telephony, with 48% living close to or below the poverty line. These people, the so-called 'mass market', lack access to basic communications technology. An ongoing issue facing communications providers is how to facilitate an...
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Table of Contents:
- Impact of communications on developing markets
- Mobile telephony--a great success story? : can mobile growth be sustained?
- Communications for all--is it a myth?
- Customers' needs for telecoms services and applications
- Mobilising wireless communications for mass markets
- Defining innovative business models for sustainable telecoms growth
- Straight from top executives--trends and approaches
- Internet in rural areas--emerging business models and opportunities in developing countries
- Making it happen : enabling communication in developing economies.