What are the top 10 telecoms doing business in Germany?
358560
Thanksfor asking! I am a business librarian, so I will take a look in Hoovers Business Database and get you the most current, accurate information. The top ten are listed by name, location, and 2005 sales (in U.S. dollars):\n\n(1) Deutsche Telekom AG\nBonn, Germany\n$70,541,000,000\n\n(2) EON AG \nDüsseldorf, Germany \n$66,748,000,000 \n\n(3) T-Com\nBonn, Germany \n$37,938,000,000\n\n(4) T-Mobile International AG & Co. KG\nBonn, Germany\n$34,093,200,000\n\n(5) Vodafone D2 Gmbh\nDusseldorf, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany \n$10,175,500,000 \n\n(6) T-Mobile Deutschland Gmbh\nBonn, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany \n$9,771,500,000\n\n(7) T-Online International AG\nWeiterstadt, Germany \n$2,744,100,000\n\n(8) Mobilcom AG\nBüdelsdorf, Germany \n$2,587,900,000\n\n(9) Swm-Versorgungs Gmbh\nMunchen, Bayern, Germany \n$2,147,200,000\n\n(10) RTL Television GmbH\nCologne, Germany \n$1,958,800,000
559588
o2 can do. \no2 is a telecommunication company based in the uk but offering services in ireland and germany as well.
898529
The best rates are on line. The rate depends on the destination. I will give you some pointers. In any case you need to see the best rate for the destination you call most.\n1) Cloncom - best for Latin America - see http://www.prismlongdistance.com/\n2) 1st4phonecards - a British company, so the best service if you call from within Europe see http://www.first4cards.co.uk/\n3) Nobelcom - good rates to most countries http://www.nvcards.com/
364229
Dell,IBM,Philips,Samsung, \nMurcury,Asus,TwinHead,\nAlienware,HP,Sony,MSI,\nAcer,Toshiba,Apple,\nZenith,Global,Gigabyte,\nMicrolab,LG,GoldenArrow,\nDaffodil,Gateway,Apacer
1162177
at&t is and has been a world wide service for over 75 years!\nDon't know the date or year they started service in china, sorry
390829
Lot's of info here.\nhttp://german.about.com/
554007
Germany\nCosta Rica\nPoland\nEcuador
371232
I don't know any personally, but check this page out for information to read about German Universities\n\nhttp://www.graduateshotline.com/europe/de.html
61943
Listed as per Total Revenue: (highest first etc)\nIBM, Siemens, Hitachi, Matsuhita, Hewlett-Packard, \nToshiba, Fujitsu, NEC, Compaq, Motorola\n\nAll are IT Hardware companies, except for Siemens and Motoroal which are both listed as Data Communication as being their primary IT function.\n\nIn the list IBM, Hewlett-Packard, Compaq, Motorola are Head Quartered in the US, while all the rest are from Japan except for Siemens (based in Germany).
17146
If you're in Germany: +49 (0)4181 2184-50
1094589
Germany..cuz thats where i am
551400
Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Liechtenstein and Luxembourg
148990
1. BSP\n2. BPI\n3. EPCI\n4. METROBANK\n5. BANCO DE ORO\n6. CHINABANK\n7. PNB\n8. RCBC\n9. UNION BANK\n10. IBANK
187319
I think there is a company in Thailand (Shin Satellite) that provides a Broadband IP service all over south Asia called IPSTAR.  I know the service is already active in Austrailia, so it might be available in Indonesia.
452260
I am a business librarian, so I will consult Hoovers Business Database, which lists competitors for companies.\n\nHere are Mitel's competitors:\n\n3Com \nADC Telecommunications \nAlcatel \nAvaya \nBrooktrout \nCisco Systems \nECI Telecom \nLucent \nMicrosoft \nNEC USA \nNortel Networks \nSiemens AG
62222
Adelphia runs decent broadband in Western NY with pay for more bandwidth options. If you are a small business, Choice One Communications can handle your DSL/broadband needs.
529973
The major operators are:\nTDC, Tele2, Debitel, Sonofon, Telia, TELMORE, CBB Mobil, M1,\n"3", and Mtel. Their SIM cards can be bought in dedicated mobile shops, radio shops, post offices, and some super markets. They major operators have their own shops.\n\nCDMA is a network standard not used in Europe. We use 3G (WCDMA or CDMA 2000 offered only by TDC and 3)\n\nRegarding cheap rates. Tricky question, as the market are complex. Basically the setup is; no subscription, higher rates per minute/SMS/data transfer. Paid subscription, lower (or no) fee on talk/SMS (no programs have flat rate on data transfer). For extra low rates on calls to foreign countries, you may consider buying a call card. They can be bought in many greengrocers, and kiosks owned by foreigners. Ask around, Danes are friendly. Check http://cloncom.com/ for rates. I don't know much about call cards.\n\nHappy calling.