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Is Cloud Computing a New Force to Disrupt the Telcos’ Business?

Published Date: June 2008

Published By: Yankee Group

Page Count: 14

Order Code: R388-2626

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In this Report, we review the cloud computing approach of selected telecom providers and examine a number of key aspects associated with their business focus and service road map as they move forward with the new technology model. The sharable and on-demand nature of cloud computing is compelling for today’s highly distributed yet collaborative-driven workforce.

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