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5 Telecommunications Hacks for Employees

Sweet Process

Here are a few tips, hacks, and tools to boost intracompany telecommunications. The post 5 Telecommunications Hacks for Employees appeared first on SweetProcess. Image Credit: bigstockphoto.com Zoom Online Meetings Recommended Set-Up […].

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The Loneliness Epidemic: Is Your Network Your Net Worth?

Thought Leaders LLC

Despite its current-day international prowess across multiple business lines, TELUS started in 1904 as a British Columbia–based, publicly run telecommunications company. One of the first events I participated in when I joined TELUS in late 2008 was the annual Retirees Holiday Lunch.

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Modeling Trust: AI And The Technology, Media And Telecommunications Industry

Forbes Leadership

In other words, protecting society from bad AI.

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Moving The Needle: Progressing Climate Change Strategy In TMT

Forbes Leadership

Despite the turbulence of the past few years—pandemic, geopolitical conflict, inflation—climate change remains a top issue for technology, media, and telecommunications (TMT) companies.

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Dan Pontefract | Why The Most Successful Leaders Are Those Who Care

Tanveer Nasser

Prior to this, Dan was the Chief Envisioner and Chief Learning Officer at TELUS—a Canadian telecommunications company. Prior to this, Dan was the Chief Envisioner and Chief Learning Officer at TELUS—a Canadian telecommunications company. He is also an adjunct professor at the University of Victoria Gustavson School of Business.

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How Crisis And Uncertainty Can Be A Catalyst For Growth

Chief Executive

On the heels of this expansion, in 2004 courts struck down a central tenet of the 1996 US Telecommunications Act that obligated carriers to provide wholesale network access to competitors like MetTel. This was the death knell for many players in our space, as it exposed providers who competed solely on rates to unmanageable rate fluctuation.

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Leading Thoughts for November 3, 2022

Michael McKinney

Because of computers and telecommunications, there is a growing trend for workers to work from home. Sociologist and educator David Stanley Eitzen on avoiding trends that deprive us of humanity: “Modern technology often encourages isolation.