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re: Cautious Optimism – My View of the OSS/BSS industry in 2009

Mallapuram Akshay Madhusudhan — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 07:56:53 GMT

it is truly said, are we ready to give up the cable, broadband, telecommunication. the answer would be emphatically a big NO. These services became intricate part of our life and our eco-systems, we all continuously want to communicate,, watch, share info.... And this back office transformation projects will contine to progress steadily.

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re: Cautious Optimism – My View of the OSS/BSS industry in 2009

Diptesh Singh — Sun, 21 Dec 2008 10:37:43 GMT

It is true that the telecom firms have not taken the same kind of hit that the financial, auto and realty companies have taken in the recent months 'Post-Lehman' era. However, the full extent of credit crisis shall be apparent only after the debts would be due for rollover for the telecom companies and the deals handed over to them by the financial institutions as regards to their leveraged positions.

On the other hand, It is also true that communications has not only become an intricate part of our lives but also sometimes defines who we are. Hence, its not easy for people to abandon a piece of their personality that easily.

However, I would really think that the ongoing investments by big telecom firms shall depend on how the economic climate turns out in next quarter (both in depth and breadth of the economic crisis across the globe - weather we are in recession or depression). Till then, I would agree with your 'cautious optimism' for OSS/BSS industry but not so far as to predict 2009 - the year TO BE !!!