A guide to the winning strategies of the most successful telecom firms and how to capitalize from them With the dramatic increase in media deals, Web businesses, research, and investment, telecommunications has grown into an $850 billion industry. Drawing from his former position as director of KPMG's lucrative telecommunications practice, the author reveals the best strategies of today's top telecom firms. Readers will discover the steps they'll need to take in order to implement these strategies in their own businesses and capitalize on telecom's most advanced technologies. Joseph Bonocore (Corte Madera, CA) is the founder and CEO of Eclipse Networks. Prior to founding Eclipse, he was senior partner at KPMG where he held several positions including national director for the Telecommunications Industry, co-managing partner for KPMG's Information, Communication & Entertainment (ICE) Consulting Practice. He is a frequent speaker at industry events and is considered a highly regarded expert and strategist in the area of telecommunications.
Raised Italian-American remembers the history, stories, traditions, and values of growing up in an Italian neighborhood. One of my fondest memories as a child was to take a ride and view the beautiful nativity scenes that were erected throughout the neighborhood each Christmas. The popularity of these large statues, they are called presepi in Italy, started in Italy in the 17th century when it was fashionable to find them in palaces and homes of wealthy citizens. The newfound enthusiasm of erecting a presepi during Christmas may be contributed to Saint Gaetano who openly encouraged people to create the presepi as a sign of devotion. It wasn't until the later part of the 19th century that these presepi became a part of family traditions in nearly every home in Italy. This set is a beautiful piece of art and is a prized possession of the families that own them. I know that Phyllis' grandmother cherished her presepi until the day she died and the family still think fondly of their grandmother every time they see it at Christmas time.
Raised Italian-American remembers the history, stories, traditions, and values of growing up in an Italian neighborhood. One of my fondest memories as a child was to take a ride and view the beautiful nativity scenes that were erected throughout the neighborhood each Christmas. The popularity of these large statues, they are called presepi in Italy, started in Italy in the 17th century when it was fashionable to find them in palaces and homes of wealthy citizens. The newfound enthusiasm of erecting a presepi during Christmas may be contributed to Saint Gaetano who openly encouraged people to create the presepi as a sign of devotion. It wasn't until the later part of the 19th century that these presepi became a part of family traditions in nearly every home in Italy. This set is a beautiful piece of art and is a prized possession of the families that own them. I know that Phyllis' grandmother cherished her presepi until the day she died and the family still think fondly of their grandmother every time they see it at Christmas time.
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