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[Title] => Betting on WiMAX
[Summary] => The view from technology’s looking glass is quite clear: the continuing march to faster, wireless connections is not about to slow down any moment. In fact, 3G has barely warmed in our tech vocabulary and a newer, complementary technology is now in the horizon, promising to surpass what third-generation networks offer.
The upcoming buzzword is WiMAX or Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access, a new set of standards that provides broadband connectivity to wireless networks.
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[Title] => New Alcatel Phils. president named
[Summary] => Herve Pourcines was appointed president and country senior officer of Alcatel Philippines Inc., succeeding Jean Claude Hue.
Pourcines assumes overall responsibility for sales, marketing, business development, project operations and general management of Alcatel in the Philippines, covering its extensive products, services and business portfolio.
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In the next few months, local telephone companies are expected to embrace the
use of Internet technology in delivering voice services to their customers
which will translate to much cheaper international long distance (ILD)
rates.
The carriers are currently hurting from competition posed by so-called Internet
telephone service providers which offer ILD rates at about 80 percent lower
than prevailing ones.
Gilbert Paggabao, general manager for service and distribution division of
telecom supplier Alcatel Philippines Inc., noted yesterday that traditional
carriers should adop
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The upcoming buzzword is WiMAX or Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access, a new set of standards that provides broadband connectivity to wireless networks.
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Pourcines assumes overall responsibility for sales, marketing, business development, project operations and general management of Alcatel in the Philippines, covering its extensive products, services and business portfolio.
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[Title] => Phone firms to use Net technology soon
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In the next few months, local telephone companies are expected to embrace the
use of Internet technology in delivering voice services to their customers
which will translate to much cheaper international long distance (ILD)
rates.
The carriers are currently hurting from competition posed by so-called Internet
telephone service providers which offer ILD rates at about 80 percent lower
than prevailing ones.
Gilbert Paggabao, general manager for service and distribution division of
telecom supplier Alcatel Philippines Inc., noted yesterday that traditional
carriers should adop
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November 26, 2005 - 12:00am
