Telus, Rogers and Bell face stiff competition from new entrants Wind Mobile and Mobilicity while Shaw bides its time >
Long-time telecom foes face off over broadcast competition issues
By Paul Marck
Having long covered the telecom industry in Alberta, it has been a source of endless fascination and bloodsport to watch the escalating corporate buntoss between Western corporate titans Telus and Shaw.
This year’s wireless spectrum auction should usher in a whole new wave of mobile applications. That’s where several Alberta developers come in, all vying to be the next RIM< >
The Alberta SuperNet was supposed to make our province the best connected place on the planet. So what happened? >
Redicting demand and driven by competition, Alberta’s biggest telecom players continue to invest in the next generation of hardware and network technologies >
In the competitive telecom environment, TELUS strives to make every customer interaction count >
Sally Omar – Executive Director and Chief Operating Officer, TELUS Centre for Professional Development, University of Alberta
Across the learning universe, educators and businesses are applauding the TELUS Centre for Professional Development, the University of Alberta’s new 48,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art physical and virtual learning centre.
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