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In 2002, the telecom industry in France witnessed changes in regulation of internet service providers. This enabled internet service provider Free.fr to challenge a crystalized competitive landscape using a combination of technology, business model innovation and focus on the bottom of the pyramid.
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Reference 6326
Published 27 Nov 2017
Topic Strategy
Region Europe
Industry Telecommunications, Wireless
In 2002, the telecom industry in France witnessed changes in regulation of internet service providers. This enabled internet service provider Free.fr to challenge a crystalized competitive landscape using a combination of technology, business model innovation and focus on the bottom of the pyramid.
In 2002, the telecom industry in France witnessed changes in regulation of internet service providers. This enabled internet service provider Free.fr to challenge a crystalized competitive landscape using a combination of technology, business model innovation and focus on the bottom of the pyramid.
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Reference 6326
Published 27 Nov 2017
Topic Strategy
Region Europe
Industry Telecommunications, Wireless
In 2002, the telecom industry in France witnessed changes in regulation of internet service providers. This enabled internet service provider Free.fr to challenge a crystalized competitive landscape using a combination of technology, business model innovation and focus on the bottom of the pyramid.
The case describes how telecom giant Ericsson’s Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) team developed the Connected Traffic Cloud (CTC) due be launched at the prestigious Mobile World Congress. The CTC solution had already created a huge buzz internally.
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Reference 6258
Published 27 Feb 2017
Topic Entrepreneurship
Region Europe
Industry Telecommunications, Wireless
The case describes how telecom giant Ericsson’s Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) team developed the Connected Traffic Cloud (CTC) due be launched at the prestigious Mobile World Congress. The CTC solution had already created a huge buzz internally.
An Estonian success story, this case examines why Skype's Scandinavian founders chose Tallinn to establish their hi-tech start-up. We investigate the factors that contributed to their choice of location and the subsequent success of the venture. Skype's journey is discussed against the backdrop of post-Soviet Estonia’s economic and industrial resurrection.
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Reference 6045
Published 24 Mar 2014
Topic Entrepreneurship
Region Europe
Industry Telecommunications
An Estonian success story, this case examines why Skype's Scandinavian founders chose Tallinn to establish their hi-tech start-up. We investigate the factors that contributed to their choice of location and the subsequent success of the venture. Skype's journey is discussed against the backdrop of post-Soviet Estonia’s economic and industrial resurrection.
The Open Seamless Alliance is a collaboration initiative set up by Mobistar, a partly-owned subsidiary of France Telecom to administer and federate roaming activities (interfaces, pricing, service features, etc) in a club-like open alliance. Members adhere to a fair process of collaboration.
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Reference 5655
Published 26 Jul 2010
Topic Strategy
Region Europe
Industry Telecommunications
The Open Seamless Alliance is a collaboration initiative set up by Mobistar, a partly-owned subsidiary of France Telecom to administer and federate roaming activities (interfaces, pricing, service features, etc) in a club-like open alliance. Members adhere to a fair process of collaboration.
Bredbandsbolaget is a broadband provider that started in the midst of the dot-com bubble in the late 90s.
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Reference 5653
Published 18 Dec 2009
Topic Economics & Finance
Region Europe
Industry Telecommunications, Capital Markets
Bredbandsbolaget is a broadband provider that started in the midst of the dot-com bubble in the late 90s.
This case focuses on the financial distress of France Telecom in 2002. It takes the student through the events that led to this crisis by focusing on the succession of credit rating actions from 1995 through 2004.
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Reference 5343
Published 01 Jan 2007
Topic Economics & Finance
Region Europe
Industry Telecommunications, Financial Services
This case focuses on the financial distress of France Telecom in 2002. It takes the student through the events that led to this crisis by focusing on the succession of credit rating actions from 1995 through 2004.
Bitronic GmbH is the crown jewel of mother company EMTS which files for bankrupct in late 2003. This case illustrates the interests of the different parties involved in the sales process of Bitronic: the mother company, its creditors, management and employees, competitors and potential acquirers.
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Reference 5319
Published 11 Jan 2005
Topic Strategy
Region Europe
Industry Telecommunications
Bitronic GmbH is the crown jewel of mother company EMTS which files for bankrupct in late 2003. This case illustrates the interests of the different parties involved in the sales process of Bitronic: the mother company, its creditors, management and employees, competitors and potential acquirers.
This case provides an update of the situation in the mobile internet industry in Europe in 2006, and is a continuation of the case "Mobile Internet in Europe: i-mode and Vodafone live! in 2003".
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Reference 5289
Published 31 Jul 2012
Topic Strategy
Region Europe
Industry Telecommunications
This case provides an update of the situation in the mobile internet industry in Europe in 2006, and is a continuation of the case "Mobile Internet in Europe: i-mode and Vodafone live! in 2003".
The European market for corporate control has undergone rapid change. Together with attempted takeover of Thyssen by Krupp and their eventual merger, and the successful hostile takeover of Mannesmann by Vodafone Airtouch, the takeover of Telecom Italia by Olivetti was a path-breaking event in this process.
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Reference 4919
Published 01 Jan 2000
Topic Economics & Finance
Region Europe
Industry Telecommunications, Wireless
The European market for corporate control has undergone rapid change. Together with attempted takeover of Thyssen by Krupp and their eventual merger, and the successful hostile takeover of Mannesmann by Vodafone Airtouch, the takeover of Telecom Italia by Olivetti was a path-breaking event in this process.
The Alcatel Access Systems Division case highlights the issues and challenges, mainly in terms of product development and innovation, within a multinational organization traditionally organized on a country-based unit structure.
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Reference 4873
Published 09 Jan 2000
Topic Strategy
Region Europe
Industry Telecommunications, Wireless
The Alcatel Access Systems Division case highlights the issues and challenges, mainly in terms of product development and innovation, within a multinational organization traditionally organized on a country-based unit structure.
The Alcatel Access Systems Division case highlights the issues and challenges, mainly in terms of product development and innovation, within a multinational organization traditionally organized on a country-based unit structure.
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Reference 4873
Published 09 Jan 2000
Topic Strategy
Region Europe
Industry Telecommunications, Wireless
The Alcatel Access Systems Division case highlights the issues and challenges, mainly in terms of product development and innovation, within a multinational organization traditionally organized on a country-based unit structure.