Telecom in today’s time is roaring to achieve new heights with extreme desperation in providing services and creating new market segments through constant experiments and idea of making life much simpler. Let’s take and example of Broadband which is a term that has changed the world around since the word Television has been coined. It has changed the way we live, work, the way world itself works. The future definitely belongs to broadband and more importantly, mobile broadband.

There are many questions which revolves around shaping ideas into reality. For example, what will life be like in 2020? What will consumers, enterprises and society want from communications in 2020? How will the world evolve? What habits and needs will people have? What kinds of technologies will they use to make life easier?

At one hand, it is true that the above questions should be thought of and enquired, however it’s also  fascinating that our limitations are mostly due to our limited vision of future. Not everyone can predict the opportunities available to our industry. The vast possibilities of a great future will only become a reality if we make ourselves responsible for that future.

Synverse takes the responsibility to be one of the prominent companies that encourages individuals not only to be foremost thinkers to achieve the best but also be the first to materialise the revolutionary ideas by constant innovation.

See in action how Synverse can provide ideas converting into realities through it’s innovative IT solutions.

Mergers & Acquisition (M&A) in the global technology sector remained remarkably active in 2008 despite the ‘credit crunch’, despressed stock markets and gathering economic gloom.

Inspite of such economic conditions there have been an ongoing rumour for sometime now on two telecom giants getting merged into one another to create UK’s largest mobile operating firm. In amid of current economic situation this is seen as one of the key business strategy that has taken a smooth drive so far.

Inspite of European Commission giving its approval to the merger of T-Mobile and Orange’s UK subsidiaries, still there have been a sense of fear and growing caution in completing business transformation. Complexities such as merger of technology along with social aspect of doing business is still a mystery and I am sure would be on top of the list of decision makers.

An acquisition brings new products, new markets, and new ideas without undermining the existing culture and accountabilities, share price appreciation is on the horizon. Integrating technology into merger and acquisition decision making is a key area to focus on. Also if an acquisition brings new products, new markets, and new ideas without undermining the existing culture and accountabilities, share price appreciation is on the horizon and should not be taken for granted.