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Roger Entner Quotes
«Wireless high-speed data is their one shot to stem the precipitous decline in voice (average revenue per user), which they need to make up with really compelling features.»
Author: Roger Entner
«The carriers are realizing the market is being tapped out.»
Author: Roger Entner
«It's really a great idea that has been realized past its prime; it's like today somebody coming out with a Ford Model T. These (new) devices are very powerful in terms of computing capabilities; they can look at regular Web sites and work just fine.»
Author: Roger Entner
«Most executives are oblivious to the security challenges. You have to disarm all the security stuff because the executive can't figure out how to work it.»
Author: Roger Entner
«Training costs time on the front end, but it really saves a lot of time on the back end because you don't have 25 people asking questions later, one by one.»
Author: Roger Entner
«It's an awesome idea just like Napster was, with all the consequences that come with it.»
Author: Roger Entner
«You need to find a balance between minimizing the support costs and making your people happy and cooperative.»
Author: Roger Entner
«It gives them a larger reach so they can fight cable in their whole footprint. Now, there's no hiding from AT&T .»
Author: Roger Entner
«What they're buying are the rights to access one of the fastest growing regions in the country.»
Author: Roger Entner
«AT&T in wireless is such a wounded name. It gives everybody the creeps who experienced the AT&T Wireless experience.»
Author: Roger Entner