The current 3G and 4G telecom technologies present challenges in the form of network
congestion, low average revenue per user and limited applications across different …

This paper aimed to develop modified total interpretive structural modeling (M-TISM) for
marketing flexibility factors in the context of the Indian telecommunications sector. The study …

Leveraging select factor advantages, several firms of Indian origin (FIOs) are doing quite
well in emerging industries, including rapidly growing segments such as apps and digital …

Country competitiveness is gaining importance across the world in the face of complex
economic challenges. There is a need to revisit factors of competitiveness and evolve better …

National technological competitiveness can be understood as the collective capacity of firms
and other key actors in a country to deliver superior technological capabilities and better …

Accelerated internationalisation may become an area of focus for latecomer focal firms with
higher aspirations, flexibility and responsibility. Leadership and strategic intent seems to be …

The telecom industry processes are vertically integrated. In the era of voice-dominated
landlines, operators were operating on a simple mode of operations though the network …

Over the years mobile phone services emerged as one of the driving forces for overall
economic development in a nation. They are also one of the prime support services needed …

Solar Photovoltaic (SPV) has been the key driver of renewable energy in several countries
and India has high potential. The paper attempts to understand the situation related to …

Several firms from India are trying to climb to higher stages in competitiveness journey. The
key objective of this chapter is to identify characteristics of the phenomenon of “technological …