Telecom Business Opportunities: The Entrepreneur's Guide to Making Money in the Telecommunications Revolution

By Steven Rosenbush

The first-of-its-kind guide shows where money is being made in the explosive telecommunications industry. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1890154040
• ISBN13: 9781890154042
• Release Date: January 1997
• Publisher: Aegis Pub Group
• Length: 320 Pages
• Weight: 1.02 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.5" x 0.8" x 5.5"

Customer Reviews

EXCELLENT MATERIAL

This book is excellent. It has more information than one could expect from it by its name. I would recommed the book for those techinicians who want to learn how the business work, and for those entrepreneurs who want to make money with this industry. I am a technician and I work developing products for a Telecommunications company. The book gave me a lot of ideas to suggest products in my job, and of course, it guided me through the facts of how techonology allows to make money. The writing style of the book is very good, it is nice to read and it doesn't bore, but invites to continue reading. It is well organized. Finally, one of the most important things the book has is the section of cases. I have read 9 of the 20 cases, and they all teach something. They are not only motivational stuff, but show clearly how the people mentioned there have made money with the technology, having the idea of technology as a tool to make money, and not as a scientific thing.So, it's a great book, and I recommend it to be bought.

Excellent book, well-written

In giving specific case studies of entrepreneurial success stories in telecommunications, Mr. Rosenbush does an outstanding job in giving us an overview of this dynamic industry.He also provides us with an interesting and informative discussion of competition in the industry prior to the dominance of AT & T. As a student of the industry, I have read several books on telecommunications and found this one to be the most informative yet. This is a great read for both the novice and the industry veteran. A very good book. My only surprise in this book is that the book covers much more than is suggested in the title, and covers it well.