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Can Huawei Overcome Roadblocks in its Quest for Global Markets?

Battling Perceptions: The Next Challenge in Huawei`s Globalization Agenda

Nokia: Losing Ground in India

Supply Chain Management Practices at Nokia Corporation

Innovation at Nokia

Reliance Jio: Disrupting the Indian Telecom Industry

Reliance Jio`s Audacious Bet: Disrupting India`s Mobile Telephony and Data Market

Airtel – Positioning (And Repositioning)

Airtel Magic – Selling a Prepaid Cellphone Service

Bharti Airtel Limited: Focusing on Cost Optimization and Employee Productivity

Bharti Airtel Ltd.: Going Global

Airtel`s Acquisition of Tata`s Consumer Mobile Businesses: A Matter of Choice or Necessity?

Vodafone Exits Japan

Being a ‘Pioneer’ in Global Maternity Benefits: Vodafone’s Talent Retention Strategy

Idea-Vodafone Merger: Consolidation in the Indian Telecom Sector

ZTE Corporation: In the China-United States Trade War Crosshairs?

Data Security Breach at Virgin Media Case Study

Indian 2G Spectrum Scam: Crony Capitalism on Display?

ShareIdeas.org: Social Innovation in the Mobile Phone Industry

Innovations in the Indian Telecom Industry

A Note on the Cellular Industry in India

Utstarcom in China

Business Transformation at Telefonica de Espana

The Verizon-MCI Merger

The Hutchison Essar Acquisition: Vodafone’s Foray into an Emerging Market

Bharti Airtel Limited and the Indian Telecom Sector

Orange and T-Mobile Merger in the UK

Emerging Markets Woes (A): Nokia in India and China

The Story of the Cellular Phone Brand Orange

Reviving Iridium

DoCoMo: The Japanese Wireless Telecom Leader

Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd.: Ruling the Indian Telecommunication Market

Reorganizing AT&T: From Vertically Integrated to Customer-Centric Organization

Organizational Transformation at Hughes Electronics Corporation

Freeserve: The Pioneer in Free ISPs in Europe

Telstra Corporation: Reorganizing Strategic Business Units

The Tata Teleservices-DoCoMo Joint Venture

DoCoMo – The Japanese Wireless Telecom Leader

Telenor in India: Underdog’s Innovative Pricing Strategy

AT&T`s Failed Acquisition of T-Mobile USA

The WorldCom Accounting Scandal

The Lucent Accounting Scandal

WorldCom and Satyam: Accounting Scams in the US and India

Mahindra Satyam Merger with Tech Mahindra: Arriving at the Share Exchange Ratio

HR Restructuring at Lucent Technologies

CorDECT Innovating for a Telecom Revolution

Grameen Bank’s Village Phone Initiative: Connecting Rural Bangladesh to the World

SMS Advertising

Promotional Strategies of Cellular Service Providers in India

Idea Cellular`s Advertising and Promotion Strategies

Tata Indicom’s ‘Pay Per Call’ Tariff Plan for Prepaid Cellular Subscribers

Aircel`s Promotional Strategy: Differentiating through Innovation

Will the Internet Kill the Phone Business?

GSM Vs CDMA – A Comparative Study

Localization Strategies of Ericsson in China

Telecommunication: Stay Connected Away From Home

With so much of technology available at our disposal, its reasonable to expect to be connected when away from Home, be it in a foreign country or just a few states away. Here’s a useful guide that will help you remain connected.

Although everybody knows that their phone or tablet can help them be connected, its the associated costs when traveling which pinches many.

When traveling, there are many who turn off data roaming completely to avoid those fees, and there are many who wish they knew how to turn it off.

So usually its a tough call, whether to pay the price, or cut off communications to minimize the costs.

But then, with a little pre-planning, you can find the right carrier and service plan that meets your travel needs, significantly reducing, or even eliminating, travel-related wireless charges.

So the next time you travel, before packing your bags, spend some time to find the best wireless company, device and data plan to fit your needs, and also make sure you have the right accessories too, including an international power converter.

Choosing a Carrier

I always prefer going in for the no-contract wireless service that gives me the freedom and flexibility without being locked into a service agreement for a year or more.

I would suggest you choose a data plan that gives you freedom and peace of mind (no shocking bill amount) and choose a phone company that focuses on customer service and provides more options to choose from.

There are carriers who offer unlimited data and texting worldwide, for a reasonable price.

Prepaid international calling cards are also quite popular and can be used to talk to friends, family when abroad; its offered by several wireless providers.

Using The Right Device

If you don’t already own an adequate device, shopping for a smartphone or tablet is quite easy nowadays. Just a matter of asking the right questions and you should be able to find a phone that will best meet your needs.

Currently, one of the more popular options is the Google Nexus 5; its lightweight, looks stunning, has speedy processor and comes LTE capabilities that offers the best experience for staying connected.

When selecting a phone, do remember to consider the following:

• Device compatibility abroad
• Looks, weight & size
• Adequate Display size
• Keyboard size and form

 

Depending on what phone who have, it may be a good idea to consider protection and upgrade options, just in case you break or lose your device when traveling.

These are some useful tips that will help you stay connected when traveling internationally.