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Supply Chain Resilience in the Telecom Industry

By  Guillaume Roels,  David Simchi-Levi,  Anne-Marie Carrick
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The case discusses supply chain risk management: how to leverage the structure of a supply network to assess its resilience, focusing on the consequences of disruption rather than the causes, as is traditionally done.

    Published 23 Jan 2019

    Reference 6394

    Topic Operations

    Region North America

    Industry Telecommunications

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    Supply Chain Resilience in the Telecom Industry

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    The case discusses supply chain risk management: how to leverage the structure of a supply network to assess its resilience, focusing on the consequences of disruption rather than the causes, as is traditionally done.
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      Cisco Systems: New Millennium - New Acquisition Strategy?

      By  Nir Brueller,  Laurence Capron
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      The case first describes the evolution of Cisco Systems of San Jose, California, from a narrowly-focused routing and switching equipment vendor, with a highly effective competitive strategy, into a diversified networking and IT giant.

        Published 25 Mar 2010

        Reference 5669

        Topic Strategy

        Region North America

        Industry Telecommunications,  Capital Markets

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        Cisco Systems: New Millennium - New Acquisition Strategy?

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        The case first describes the evolution of Cisco Systems of San Jose, California, from a narrowly-focused routing and switching equipment vendor, with a highly effective competitive strategy, into a diversified networking and IT giant.
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          INTEL and the Launch of WiMAX Wireless Broadband Technology in 2008

          By  Karel Cool,  Eran Peyser
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          The case deals with the battle between the two 4G wireless technologies, LTE, which has broad support in the telecommunications industry, and WiMax, sponsored by a consortium headed by Intel. It describes how Intel successfully spearheaded the introduction of WiFi to launch its Centrino processor and how it sought to repeat the same strategy with WiMax to launch the Centrino 2.

            Published 23 Feb 2011

            Reference 5577

            Topic Strategy

            Region North America

            Industry Telecommunications,  Wireless

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            INTEL and the Launch of WiMAX Wireless Broadband Technology in 2008

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            The case deals with the battle between the two 4G wireless technologies, LTE, which has broad support in the telecommunications industry, and WiMax, sponsored by a consortium headed by Intel. It describes how Intel successfully spearheaded the introduction of WiFi to launch its Centrino processor and how it sought to repeat the same strategy with WiMax to launch the Centrino 2.
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              General Instrument: The Making of Strategy

              By  Gabriel Szulanski,  Yali Szulanski,  Jenifer Raver
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              This case focuses on the topic of strategy making at GI. The case write-up includes information about GI, AT T, the cable telecommunications industry, Ed Breen, the strategy making process at GI, and the Kiawah Meeting that the management team held in 1998.

                Published 07 Apr 2008

                Reference 5441

                Topic Strategy

                Region North America

                Industry Telecommunications

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                General Instrument: The Making of Strategy

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                This case focuses on the topic of strategy making at GI. The case write-up includes information about GI, AT T, the cable telecommunications industry, Ed Breen, the strategy making process at GI, and the Kiawah Meeting that the management team held in 1998.
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                  American Switching Systems - Development Project Choice

                  By  Jurgen Mihm,  Christoph Loch
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                  Development project selection is a key link between company strategy and the development of new products. Project selection is an integral part of the overall product development process and should be done systematically. The case presents a company where project selection is divorced from strategy and performed ad hoc.

                    Published 07 Jan 1996

                    Reference 4572

                    Topic Operations

                    Region North America

                    Industry Telecommunications,  Wireless

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                    American Switching Systems - Development Project Choice

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                    Development project selection is a key link between company strategy and the development of new products. Project selection is an integral part of the overall product development process and should be done systematically. The case presents a company where project selection is divorced from strategy and performed ad hoc.
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                      The Transformation of AT&T

                      By  Sumantra Ghoshal
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                      The case presents the restructuring and renewal undertaken by the company between 1984 through 1994 as it transforms itself from the US monopolistic provider of telecommunications to a leading global competitor in the fast developing infocom industry (a merger of the telecommunications, information, and entertainment markets).

                        Published 01 Jan 1994

                        Reference 4421

                        Topic Strategy

                        Region North America

                        Industry Telecommunications,  Information Services

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                        The Transformation of AT&T

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                        The case presents the restructuring and renewal undertaken by the company between 1984 through 1994 as it transforms itself from the US monopolistic provider of telecommunications to a leading global competitor in the fast developing infocom industry (a merger of the telecommunications, information, and entertainment markets).
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