Industry Analysis - The international Telco year in review 2001

Synopsis

Acquisitions that didn't pan out led to the biggest corporate losses ever. That resulted in a glut of capacity, chips and equipment, causing stocks to collapse. It's a classic case of supply and demand, with a lot of supply out there. Shares of Qwest Communications International Inc fell 68% and Sun Microsystems Inc stock dropped 55%.

1. Telco recession continued during 2001
2. US company reviews
3. European review
4. Widespread bankruptcy
5. The collapse of AT&T
6. Equipment manufacturers
7. Brief look at 2002

Related Reports

Focus Report profile

Technologies

Strategies & Analyses (Industry & Markets)

Number of pages: 3

Status: Archived

Last update: 13 June 2003
View update history

Author: Kylie Wansink

NOTE: This report has been archived

See related reports...

Single-User PDF Licence: US$0.00EX GST
Member Discounts Apply

Purchase

This Report is FREE

Click the button to download a PDF copy of this Report.

Your Cart

Your Cart is empty

Purchase with Confidence

"We wanted to extend our Com World Series of telecoms industry events to the South Pacific region and we were in urgent need of a partner in the region who could assist us with confirming the involvement of governments, telcos and more. Paul Budde and his team executed this perfectly. Paul also provided us with very high quality reports on every aspect of the project, including an amazingly thorough and actionable report on the conference presentations and discussion."

Joe Willcox, Commercial Content Director, Emap Connect, Emap

» More from our customers..