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Docomojapans Wireless Tsunami How One Mobile Telecom Created A New Market And Became A Global Force John Beck

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Docomojapans Wireless Tsunami How One Mobile Telecom Created A New Market And Became A Global Force John Beck
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Publisher: AMACOM
File Extension: PDF
File size: 9.66 MB
Pages: 256
Author: John Beck, Mitchell Wade
ISBN: 0814407536
Language: English
Year: 2002

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Docomojapans Wireless Tsunami How One Mobile Telecom Created A New Market And Became A Global Force John Beck by John Beck, Mitchell Wade 0814407536 instant download after payment.

DoCoMo is the high-tech division of the staid and solid Nippon Telegraph and Telephone (NTT). DoCoMo tells the dramatic tale of how this company-within-a-company made a quantum leap in high-speed wireless technology - and developed "I-mode," the first viable, internet-ready mobile phone system. The book provides a fascinating look at DoCoMo's "rebellion" within the highly-bureaucratic NTT - and how I-mode has changed the entire culture of younger-generation Japan.

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