Right now, I’m reading a book (Management Information Systems by Kenneth C. Laudon and Jane P. Laudon, page 262) and it says that in 2004, businesses in the United States invested $149 billion in telecommunications and networking equipment and spent an additional $620 billion on telecommunication services, for a combined $769 billion spent on telecommunications. This is nearly as much U.S. business spent on computing hardware, software, and services (about $1 trillion in 2004). Worldwide, telecommunications equipment and services spending hit $2.2 trillion in 2004 and will expand to over $3 trillion by 2007.
It is amazing, nowadays, how technology is taking over the big market. Millions of dollars are spent every day on technology to make things better and easier to use.
I’ve just received an e-mail from this company who has its head office in United Kingdom and who’s looking for people in United States and Canada to work for them. The company looks for a representative/book-keeper in heating and plumbing products. Working online selling products is the best part of this.
Now do you still want to know why telecommunications makes money?
JC
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