Telecommunication

Telecom Introduction Computers and telephone networks have had a great impact on today's society. From letting you call John in Calgary, you can withdraw money from a friendly ATM that controls the flow of information. However, today's complicated and expensive networks are not large and complicated, but in 1844 they are like wires and two terminals. From these simple networks to today's major telecommunications companies, we will look at the evolution of the network and its underlying functions.

DiGi Telecommunications Sdn.Bhd is known as Mutiara Telecommunications Sdn.Bhd. The company formerly known as Mutiara Telecommunications Sdn Bhd was renamed Digi Telecommunications Sdn Bhd in January 1999. Digi Telecommunications Sdn Bhd is a mobile service provider based in Malaysia. DiGi is a mobile communications company that builds, maintains, and provides telecommunications and related services. The company was founded on May 24, 1995 and is based in Shah Alam, Malaysia. In addition, DiGi is the first telecommunications industry to launch and operate all digital cellular network in Malaysia. As a result, Digi can earn more market share in Malaysia to compete with other competitors. Digi offers a variety of mobile communication services including prepaid and postpaid plans, SMS, data plans and services, international roaming, international telephone cards, WAP services.

Competition in the telecommunications market is not perfect in Malaysia. There are very few companies in the telecommunications market such as Maxis, Digi, Celcom etc. Entry of the new company has various obstacles. The telecommunications market in Malaysia is in an oligopoly state. This is because there are only a few companies in this market, so they are interdependent. Due to more rigorous central control and avoidance of unnecessary duplication, incomplete competition may allow a considerable economy of scale. (For example, telecommunications companies do not need several transmission lines below each road). If the results of this MC curve are essentially the same as the results of the same industry under perfect competition, oligopoly will yield high yield with low price (Sloman J. 2003).