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Partha SrinivasaGlobal Chief Architect
FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP![]()
Partha Srinivasa is a Global Chief Architect at Farmers Insurance Group, an automobile insurer. He is the Head of Shared Services Competency Center. He specializes in software development technologies including leading edge technologies to legacy technologies....
Amanda AtkinsChief Executive Officer
Afinia Capital Group![]()
Amanda Atkins is the CEO of Afinia Capital Group. Afinia is backed by Deutsche Bank, Eos and Atkins Capital and assists insurance companies release capital and streamline mature or discontinued liabilities. Concurrently, she is the CEO of Atkins Capital,...
Principal
Flower LNG![]()
Andy Flower is a Principal Consultant at Flower LNG. As an independent consultant, Mr. Flower has advised clients in all parts of the world on issues such as strategy, markets, supply and demand, project structures and development, pricing, LNG shipping,...
Managing Partner
Hilb Rogal and Hobbs of Metropolitan Washington, Inc.![]()
Joseph Delaney is a Managing Partner at Willis HRH of Metropolitan Washington, D.C., a brokerage which places general and specialty insurance (including property/casualty, aviation, and employee benefits) with major underwriters on behalf of its targeted...
Ronald GruiaProgram Leader-Emerging Communications Solutions &
FROST & SULLIVAN, INC![]()
Ronald Gruia is Principal Analyst and Program Leader for Emerging Telecoms at Frost & Sullivan, Inc. He covers topics such as NGN transitional technologies, 4G, IMS (IP Multimedia Subsystems), FMC, VoIP, Carrier Messaging/Value Added Services Platforms,...
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August 14, 2009
Is Ericsson the Hope for Nortel's MEN? | www.lightreading.com
As Nortel disposes of its business units, gaining market share via acquisition will be an way for vendors in the optical space to give the top two players (Huawei and Alcatel-Lucent) ar run for the money. This article examines the potential suitors for the Nortel MEN unit and their likelihood to bid on these assets, in addition to key considerations for each vendor. The list includes Ciena, Cisco, Ericsson, Fujitsu, Huawei, Infinera, Juniper, Nokia Siemens Networks (NSN) and Tellabs.
June 22, 2009
Nortel selling wireless unit to Nokia Siemens | finance.yahoo.com
Wireless assets acquired by NSN from Nortel include the CDMA business and LTE IP (Intellectual Property). NSN gets relationships with operators such as Bell Mobility, VerizonWireless, Sprint Nextel, KDDI, China Telecom. CDMA is still profitable and will have a long tail. NSN also expands its footprint in North America, which represents only ~ 5% of its revenues and this acquisiton will certainly better position the company to tackle one of its Achilles heels. NSN gets Nortel's IP on LTE including SON (Self-Organizing Networks) and ongoing LTE relationships (NT had won KDDI tender and was carrying out a trial at T-Mobile AG); 400/2,500 employees that NSN is getting from Nortel were working on LTE, other 2,100 on CDMA. Who will fill in the void in terms of R&D spend in Canada? NSN will open up a lab and there are rumors that Huawei will expand its presence, but look for more from other entrepreneurs such as Sir Terry Matthews. It will be tough to match Nortel's R&D budget.
AT&T LTE Trial and Its Implications
May 7, 2009
Rumor Mill: Did AT&T pick Ericsson, Alca-Lu, Huawei for LTE trial? | www.fiercewireless.com
1- Details of the AT&T LTE buildout begin to emerge
2- Chinese NEVs such as Huawei and ZTE will become forces to be reckoned with in North America.
3- Ramifications to the other NEVs and LTE
NETC Q1 2009 Results & A Forward Look
May 4, 2009
Net Serviços: Resilient in a Tough Lat Am Macro Environment | finance.yahoo.com
Earlier this past week, NETC reported solid Q1 2009 results, which while expected by some, were met despite the worsening of macro conditions in Brazil. In fact, from all Carlos Slim companies reporting this past week (i.e. AMX, TMX, NETC), NETC arguably had the strongest performance. Issues going forward: Deteriorating macro environment and mitigating an unfavorable decision by the local regulator.
Petronet and RasGas Implement Second Phase of their LNG Price Agreement
December 30, 2008
RasGas to revise LNG prices for India every month | www.reuters.com
The monthly revision in the LNG price in Petronet's contract with RasGas from January 2009 was agreed when the pricing arrangemnets were finalised in 2001 and will take place routinely. RasGas agreed to five years of fixed prices ($2.53/MMBtu FOB Qatar) after start-up of deliveries in January 2004 followed by 5 years when the price will move to full oil price indexation. In January 2014, when fully indexed, the price of LNG FOB Qatar will be 12.65% of the oil price as measured by the Japanese Crude Cocktail (JCC). The move to full oil price indexation will be gradual. In January 2009, fifty nine sixtieths of the price will be fixed at $2.53/MMBtu and one sixtieth linked to the average JCC oil price for the previous 12 months. In February it will be fifty-eight sixtieths fixed and two sixtieth oil price linked and so on until January 2014 when it will be entirely oil linked.
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