In a release, Research and Markets noted that report highlights include:
In comparison with its international peers, Telstra is not yet tapping into new revenue streams like triple play, IPTV and VoIP. The company is however, one of the strongest performers in the telecoms industry, in terms of both revenue growth and profits, and one of the best-placed telcos in the world to profit from the new developments in digital media. If Telstra's CEO, Sol Trujillo, truly wants to leave behind a legacy of good leadership, there is still time to act and change his rearguard tactics to a frontal assault. BuddeComm still predicts a substantial and rapid shift from Telstra, and we wouldn't be surprised if this culminated in a split up of the company, involving a float of different elements of the company - the parts will be worth more than the whole entity. There is no doubt that there will be no future for the current management if the government sticks to the plans it has put on the table. This report provides a wide range of analyses in relation to Telstra's current corporate strategies during 2007 and 2008.
Report information: www.researchandmarkets.com/research/a26e16/telstra_corporatio
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