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"ABSTRAKindustri telekomunikasi di Indonesia selain untuk memenuhi kebutuhan pembangunan telekomunikasi sekaligus dimaksudkan untuk menguasai teknologi dalam upaya mengurangi ketergantungan pada luar negeri. Tulisan ini berusaha mengkaji sejauh mana industri telekomunikasi sudah berhasil mengemban misinya dengan fokus masalah persediaan bahan baku dan komponen pada industri sentral telepon.Bahan baku dan komponen elektronika sebagian besar masih didatangkan dari luar negeri sehingga masalah pengelolaan persediaan menjadi sangat penting. Pengelolaan persediaan yang tidak baik akan mengakibatkan kerugian terutama karena cepat berubahnya teknologi elektronika.Dalam penelitian ini dikaji pola pengadaan dan persediaan pada sebuah perusahaan produsen sentral telepon. Dipelajari berbagai aspek terkait seperti penjualan sentral, hubungan dengan konsumen, hubungan dengan pemasok komponen, dan proses produksi. Dilakukan pula perkiraan statistik persediaan berdasarkan data 4 tahun terakhir. Mengingat kecenderungan pasar sentral telepon kemudian dikaji prospek bisnis perusahaan untuk masa depan.Sebagai kesimpulan, bahwa pola persediaan bahan baku dan komponen yang ada masih mampu memenuhi jumlah dan jaduai pesanan sentral. Satu faktor penting pendukung yang perlu di dorong di dalam negeri adalah kemampuan disain komponen elektronika aplikasi khusus. Industri telekomunikasi dan sentral telepon harus mulai segera mencari produk dan bisnis yang baru.

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Telecomunication industry in Indonesia is aimed at meeting the need of national development. Besides, it has a strategic mission to master the technology in order to reduce the dependecy on foreign technology.This paper tried to evaluate the progress achieved by a telecommunication industry that produces electronic switches by taking raw material and components as the main focus. Today almost every component and raw material for switch production are imported from various countries. Thereby if the procurement as well as inventory are not handled in proper manner eventually the particular telecommunication industry will be in big trouble.This research reviewed the procurement and inventory system of a switch industry. Related aspects such as sale of switch, relation with consumer and component suppliers, and production process were carefully evaluated. Inventory forecast was performed based on data of the last 4 years. Due to changes of technology and switch market trend, the analysis of future business of the industry was also made.As the conclusion, raw material and component procurement and inventory system are still capable to cope with the volume and delivery of orders. The development of local industry which capable of designing and engineering in application specific IC is considered a must now. Producer of switch of today should do its very best to find new product and new line of business in order to successfully stay in the market for the next decade. "

"Contents :- Table of Contents by Author - International Engineering Consortium Background & University Program - University Affiliates - Electronic Research Opens New Frontiers - Our Opportunities and Responsibilities - Section I: Chief Executive Officer Reports - Future of the Information Industry - And the Volcano Rumbles: A Little Chaos and a Lot of Commerce as the Information Age Erupts - Performance Standards Key to Interconnection - Quiet Revolutionaries: An Invisible Army of Entrepreneurs Is Preparing a Stealth Attack on the World's Biggest Communications Companies - Factors for Success in the Changing Telecommunications Industry - Managing Change, Building the Information Society - 2001: A Communications Odyssey - Balancing Perspectives: Canada and the Communications Millennium - Turning Expectations for the Future into Reality - The Desktop as Training Wheels: Between Now And Eventually - Unintended Consequences in the Information Age - Rilling the Internet Tsunami - Sand, Glass, Air, and the Coming Bandwidth Tidal Wave - Cable Television and Telecommunications: The Next Five Years - Getting Ahead and Staying Ahead in Networking - Leveling the Local Playing Field: Telecommunications Reform Comes to Main Street - The Wired Workplace and the Future for Knowledge Workers - One World, One Phone - Looking Ahead at the Internet: The Sky Is the Limit - Trends in Telephony - The Triangle of Opportunity: BCE and Bell Canada in the North American Context - Network Computing and Java: The Wave of the Future - Making Business Work Better - The New Golden Age of Telecom: In Today Walks Tomorrow - Society in the Information Age: Communications as a Driver of Fundamental Change - Electronic Economy 2001 - Creating a Truly Competitive Telecommunications Market - An American Crisis in Education - Creativity: The Source of Future Wealth - Unsure About Technology's Future? Stay Focused on the Three Cs - Delivering on the Promise of Telecommunications Reform - Section II: Business, Marketing and Regulatory Issues - Survival of the Leanest - ITS and NII Initiatives: Who Should Develop and Own the Infrastructure? - Business Case Modeling for New Ventures - The Future of India's Telecommunications Revolution - Public and Private Interests in Achieving Viable Rural Service: The Role of a Favorable Policy Environment - Industry Analysis: Telecommunications and the Internet - Foreign Stakes in China Telecommunications - The Passive Audience for Interactive Technology - The Emergence of Electronic Content Delivery Services (ECDS) - The Value Chain of the Intelligent Network - Entering New Frontiers in Communications - How a Smart Card Can Be Used as a Marketing Tool to Promote Services and Attract Additional Revenues for Pay-TV Systems - Communications Outlook: Competition, Growth, and Consolidation - What to Expect from Telecom Deregulation - A Primer on Technology-Driven Convergence: Causes and Effects - Recommendations for the Global Information Highway: A Matter of Standards - Telecommunications Competition and Universal Service: The Essential Tradeoffs That Must Be Made - AIN Deployment: A Blue Chip Investment for BellSouth - From IN to TINA, The Step Forward? - SAP Software Installation: Our Candle Is Growing - Asia-Pacific Satellite Market Analysis: Demand, Supply, and Its Business Opportunities - Telecommunications in Developing Asia: Strategic Initiatives - The Competitive Edge - Energizing Market Share: Understanding the Components of Market Share Growth - Changes in Household Purchases of Telecommunications Services and the Need for Branding and Bundling - Issues in Industry Structure in Japan: Competition or Concentration? - Telecommunications Alliances and Outsourcing - The Evolving Competitive Landscape - Promotions Issues in the Competitive Local Exchange Network - Latin America and the Caribbean in the WTO: Liberalizing Trade in Telecommunication Services - Regulatory Wild Cards: Unforeseen Impacts on Investment Decisions in Regulated Companies - From Where Will the Capital Come? A Wall Street View of Creative Ways of Financing the Americas' Telecom Revolution - Investing in Interactivity: The Development of Interactive Organizations and Interactive Executives - Japan's Outlook for the Information Age and Management Issues - Section III: Network Technology and Applications - Interactive Broadband Services and PCS Network Architecture - Broadband Access Networks in the Future - Messaging, Signaling, and Broadband Protocols - ADSL: The Beginning of the Information Superhighway - Mobile Intelligent Network Architectures - Index"

"Contents : - Table of Contents by Author - International Engineering Consortium Background - Media Sponsors and Partners - University Affiliates - Section I: Executive Perspectives - Investing in America's Future: Problems and Prospects in Deploying Broadband - Fifteen Years on the Road to Quality - Moving Technology to the Land of Simplicity - Competition and Cooperation: The Story of a Merger - Implementing the Vision of the Telecom Act - Wireless Intelligent Networks: Gateway to the Growth of Enhanced Wireless Services - Internet Innovations: From Global Chats to Government Commitment - Everything on the Net - The Global Networked Business: A Model for Success - International Roaming: Easier Said than Done - Cable Modems, A Multiple System Operator's Perspective - The Effect of Internet Telephony on Business - Practical Versus Visionary Telecommunications Technology - Megatrends in the Wireless Industry - Overcoming the Barriers to Financial Transactions on the Internet - The Future of Mobile Computing - Digital Technology: A Collaborative Future - The Education Race - The Evolving Information Network and Its Impact on Management for the 21st Century - Cellular and PCS Competition - Mobile Internet: Mission Critical Information in Real Time - Media, Psychology, and the Socio-psychomedia Effect - Innovation: The Bridge to the Future - Network Quality of Service: What is Good Enough? - Mining Growth from Mature Markets: Opportunity across the Atlantic - Nokia's Emergence as a Telecommunications Global Power - The Best Defense Is a Good Offense - From Dialtone to Webtone: A Historic Turning Point - Broadband Access Takes to the Air: A Solution to Exploiting the Information Superhighway - A New World Order: Alternative Microsoft Windows Platforms - Buy Local, Go Global: A New Approach to the International Network - The New Face of Networking - What Do Users Really Want? - Using Deregulation and Competition to Impel Investment and Innovation - The Key to Local Competition: Public Policy Should Follow the Money - Global Wireless Communications: The New Era of Telecommunications - Intelligent Networking in Mobile Communications Systems - When the Detour Becomes the Highway: The Future of Alternative Routing - Creating the Engineer of Tomorrow - Past Lessons and Future Directions: The Context of the Current Telecommunications Era in Australia - Telecommuting: Drivers, Issues, and Challenges - Section II: Business, Marketing and Regulatory Issues - The Success of Emerging Telecommunications Carriers: Hype or Reality? - Privatization of Telecommunications: Global Perspectives and Initiatives - The Telric Tug of War - Market Shares for Competing Broadband Local Loop Technologies: A Framework and an Illustration - The WIPO Copyright Treaty: A New International Intellectual Property Framework for the Digital Age - Cross-Functional Business Modeling: Tool for Telecommunications Business Start- Ups C050=_086-Annual Review of Communications, Vol.51.pdf|000 - The Economics of Broadband Service - Managing Business Knowledge in Telecommunications - Barriers and Inhibitors to the Widespread Adoption of Internet Commerce - Transition to the New Local Loop: Required Capabilities C055=_086-Annual Review of Communications, Vol.51.pdf|000 - Change Management in an Enterprise Transformation Environment - Revving up the Communications Economic Engine: Household Services, Monthly Bills, and Barriers to Competition - We Have Found the "Killer App" and It's Killing Us - Promoting New Investment in Broadband Services - Networked Customer: The Customer Channel - Pacific Bell's Education First Initiative: A Whole Village Approach to Education Reform and Technology - (1)61 Days of Full Competition: Some Observations from the German Market - Winning Strategies for Growing and Sustaining Revenues in the Era of Convergence C064=_086-Annual Review of Communications, Vol.51.pdf|000 - Creating a Natural Learning Environment for the 21st Century: A Hybrid Model Using Both a Wired and Wireless Approach to Networking - The Performance Parity Principle - The Nervous System of the Information Society - Extending the PSTN: Voice Over IP Gateways - The Endless Spiral of Connectivity - Bectronic Commerce and Its Impact on the Sogo Shosha - Interconnection Issues in the Multimedia Environment - Section III: Network Technology and Applications - Optimizing ISDN to Give More Capacity at Less Cost - Deep-Fiber Solutions Enable Advanced Broadband Services - Optimizing the Infrastructure: Past, Present, and Future - A Broadband Network Architecture That Exploits Fiber-Optic Capabil- Index"

"Contents :- Table of Contents by Author - International Engineering Consortium Background - Media Sponsors and Partners - University Affiliates - Section I: Executive Perspectives - The Role of Glass in the 21st Century - Navigating through TDM, ATM, and IP - Networking: The New Generation Comes of Age - Wireless Intelligent Networks: Gateway to the Growth of Enhanced Wireless Services - Internet Protocol (IP)/lntelligent Network (IN) Integration - From Here to e-Ternity - Connecting Education to the Future: Convergence is Here - Partition Switching for the Wholesale Market: A Market-Entry Strategy for New Network Operators - Lessons Learned in the Privatization of a Saudi Arabian PTT - Digital Dial-Up Bandwidth on Demand and Inverse Multiplexing - Globalstar: Poised for Global Mobile Personal Communications by Satellite - ATM Now: The Way to Go - Billing and Customer Care Issues for Traditional Telcos and Internet Service Providers - Cable Advertising Revenue and Addressable Commercials - The New AT&T Canada: Bringing the Future to You - Why Stupid Networks Need a Little Intelligence - Yahoo! Progress and Prospects - Mobile Internet: Mission Critical Information in Real Time - Building the Future Network - The GTE-Bell Atlantic Merger: Moving Forward, Not Revisiting Monopoly - Internet Solutions for Telecommunications - Telecommunications Networks, Media, and the Birth of Distance Education as an Academic Discipline - Delivering High-Speed Internet to the Mass Market - Spot and Futures Markets for Telecommunications Minutes and Capacity - Newbridge: Laying the Groundwork for the New Telecommunications Industry - Scientific-Atlanta's Landmark Year: A Year of Exciting New Business Developments for the Cable Industry - Local Competition: The Last Mile - The Qwest Network - Carriers and Providers: Market Structure Evolution - IP: The Next Steps - Recent Advancements and Accomplishments at Nokia - The New World of Computing - Integrated Innovation: Echo Control with a Quality Edge - Broadband Loop Emulation Services: A Local Access Revolution - DSL Technology: Simply the Best Choice - xDSL Backbone Solutions - Building a Better Internet - Bell Atlantic: Big Investment in the Big Apple - The Future of the Wireless Industry - Iridium: The First Global Mobile Telephone Company - Wireless Migration to a Software Environment - Seizing the Opportunities of the Technological Revolution - Elements of Success in Internet Telephony - The ABCs of Remote-Access VPNs - SBC-Ameritech Merger Will Bring Real Competition to U.S. - Accessing an Internet Protocol Network - The Role of Broadband Integrated Access Solutions in Today's Access Networks - Section II: Business, Marketing and Regulatory Issues - Electronic Commerce: Trends and Issues - Providing Choice to the General Business Customer - Telkom South Africa: A Case Study in WLL Deployment - An Exploration of Southern-Hemisphere Telecommunications Markets - Prioritizing Strategic Information Technology Plans for Global Corporate Divisions - Reengineering the University Part II: A Plan for Overcoming the Management Information Technology Labor Shortage - The Ultimate Questions: Build OR Buy? How to Package the Decision? - Defining Digital Loops: Avoiding Remonopolization in a Digital World - Leveraging Customer and Network Usage Information for Competitive Advantage - The Business Need for High-bandwidth Communication - AIN Regulatory and Public Policy Issues: Is Regulation Really Helping? - To Merge or Not to Merge: What Is the Question? - Local Number Portability: An International Perspective - Product Maturity and Market-Share Analysis for the Telecommunications Strategist - One Utility's Journey into Communications Services - Lessons of Deregulation Applied to Telecommunications - The Year 2000 Problem: A Primer for the Telecommunications Industry - Will Section 706 Kill Integrated Access? - Government Policies Affecting xDSL Deployment - Telecom Outlook Report: 1999-2010 White Paper2 - Case Study: Influencing the Private Sector - The Canadian Regulatory Environment - Value-Added Services, or How to Set Oneself Apart from One's Competitors - The Electronic Apple Pie: Deploying Advanced Telecommunications Capabilities to All Americans - Section III: Network Technology and Applications - An Overview of xDLS Products - Scheduling Parallel Application Tasks in Networks of Heterogeneous Workstations (NHW) - DSL: Buzzing with New Features - The Myths and Facts about Voice-over-IP - The Dumb Network and the Smart Room: The Next Step in Taking Intelligence to the Edge - Alt"

"Contents :- Table of Contents by Author - International Engineering Consortium Background - Media Sponsors and Partners - University Affiliates - Section I: Executive Perspectives - Customer Satisfaction and the Role of OSS - Real-Time OSS for Next-Generation Service Management - Real-World DSL Deployment Issues - The IP Local Exchange and Its Role in the Service-Provider Environment - Venture Capital for Competitive Telecom Carriers - What to Look for in IP Load Balancers - Customer Care and Billing: Mission Critical - Trends in the Communications Industry - Network Convergence and Operations Support Systems - Enhanced Services: Examples and Opportunities - XDSL vs. Competing Technologies - The Next-Generation IP-Based Network - Regional Optical Fiber Cable Systems: A European Case Study - Full Fiber Capacity Realized with High-Order Mode Technology - An Introduction to Intelligent Optical Networking - Advanced Management and Provisioning of Next-Generation Digital Subscriber Line Services - Managing Innovation in the New Economy - Improving Customer Focus and Competitive Positioning through Effective Outsourcing - The Softswitch Revolution for IP Networks, Voice Services Are Just the Beginning - E-Commerce Bundling for the Communications Provider - Provisioning Solutions Must Keep in Step - E-Commerce at Work - Unleashing the Network's Edge - The Operations Systems Implications of Managing Next-Generation Networks - A New Model for Broadband Connection Management - The Elegant Evolution to Wireless Third Generation - Architecture for a Scalable IP Services Switch - The Postal Customer Service Center System: An Example of Network and Field Fusing - IP Voice, Fax, and Video Services and Applications - Network Intelligence: A Paradigm for the Service and Networking Convergence toward Universal Communications - The Power of DSL - The Market-Driven Economics of Voice over IP - Change Realization in the Communications Industry - Next-Generation Operations Support Systems for Next-Generation Networks - Customer Satisfaction in a Multiparty Environment - Efficiently Provisioning Custom Software-Development Services - Transformation of the Cable Television Industry - Public Policy from the Perspective of an Aggressive Competitor - The New Network Landscape - Fiber Deployment in the Local Loop for Business Applications - Third-Party Mediation Services - Development of QoS Services - Managing the Copper Loop in the 21st Century - New Models in the Creation of Internet-Ready Buildings - The New Integrated Communications Providers - DSL: The Current State of the Market and Technology - Internet Customer Care: The Shift to Consumer Self-Testing - Branching Out: What's Next for OSS - The Many Voices of DSL - Marketing Strategies for Voice over DSL - Automating Service Management for Competitive Advantage Options and Opportunities for CLECs and ISPs - Prepaid International Roaming Enters the Mass Market - Germany As an Attractive Telecommunications Location - Delivering On-Demand IP Services in the Next-Generation Network - Personalizing the Web Experience with Streaming Audio - VDSL for International Full-Service Access Networks - The Evolution of the Remote Acces Server to a Universal Port-Enabled Platform - New-Generation Networks and Services: E-Management or E-Chaos? - Providing Ubiquitous DSL Service - Collaboration Strategy to Penetrate into ISP, ICP, and Telecom Services Markets in China - Section II: Business, Marketing, and Regulatory Issues - DSL: Branding for Success - Making Electronic-Commerce Transactions Happen - The Value-Added Effect: Role and Importance of Value-Added Services - The Direction of the Optical-Networking Market - An International View of xDSL - A Vision for E-Commerce - Pricing Value-Added Services: Flat Rate versus Usage Sensitive - Shared Loops: How ILECs and CLECs Can Deliver Competitive DSLAM Applications - Global Value Discipline and the Communications Provider - A Primer on International Telecommunications Strategy - Telecom Convergence: Revolutions and Evolutions - Why CLECs Are Well Positioned in the ICP Maricel - Business Process Revolution - Convergence: The Demand for Bundled Services - Using Marketing Disciplines to Increase Profits in International Telecommunications Joint Ventures - Companies Vie for Market while Defining the Role of ASPs - Defining the Emerging Wholesale Market and Its Opportunities - Business Intelligence for the Telecommunications Industry - DSL Regulatory Issues: A Competitor's Perspective - The Brave New World of Networking, etc."

"Contents :- International Engineering Consortium Background and Programs - University Affiliates - International Engineering Consortium Leadership - Section One: Chief Executive Officer Reports - Access to Customers - Competition and the Age of Communications - Industry at a Crossroads - Setting Our Sights on a Larger Playing Field - Wireless Technology Potential - Convergence, Competition and Cooperation - Technology is Dismantling the Old Telecom Network and Competitive Structure - One Darn Thing After Another: Dealing with Strategic Challenges - What's Needed to Develop an Information Superhighway? - Multi-Service Network of Tomorrow - Telecommunications and Economic Development in Emerging Markets - An Inside Look at an Industry in Transition - Cellular Communications: The Future of Wireless - U S WEST'S Vision of the Personal Media Industry - Digital Revolution - The Intelligent Universe: Connecting to the Future - Arriving at Our Destination of Profitability - Discovering a New Digital World - National Information Infrastructure Testbed - Shaping The Multimedia Era - A Future Without Limits - 2000 and Beyond - We Can't Afford to Wait - The Local Telephone Monopoly is Vanishing - Section Two: Business and Marketing - Hastening the Coming Irrelevance of Local Exchange Regulation: A Twelve Point Plan - The New Services and the Telecommunications Paradigm of the 1990s - Selecting a Process Design Strategy - A New Game - Why CAPs Exist - Helping Businesses Achieve Profitability - ISDN at Work - Hybrid Fiber Coax: Today's Broadband Solution - The Evolution of Public Law 101-435 - Cable Overbuild: Alternative Video Access Opportunity - What Future for the Local Loop? - Globalization of the Marketplace - U.S. Telecommunications - An Industry in Transition - Selling Skills: A Focus on Systems Selling - Changing the Sales and Marketing Process - Cellular in Latin America - The Evolution to PCS - Can the NRC Make a Difference? - Competition and Cooperation - The Reality of the Virtual Corporation - What Small Business Customers Want From Their Communications Suppliers - Advanced Intelligent Superhighway: An Overview of the Technology, Economics and Politics Involved - Broadband Data Services of the LECs - OSP-FM(Outside Plant - Facilities Management) - Telecommunications Services Into and Within the People's Republic of China - Equal Access to Result in Better Service, More Innovation and Lower Costs - The Future of Local Competition: The War of All Against All - The Network's Evolutionary Path: An Illinois Example - NCF93 Executive Policy Forum Luncheon Keynote Address - Communicopia: Opportunities and Potential - Statement Before the "Network Reliability: A Report to the Nation" Symposium - State Regulatory Trends - Reliable Telecommunications and Life in the 1990s: An Introduction to the Financial Network Association - Creative Marketing for Videophones: The Group Experience Approach - A Holistic Approach to Product Marketability Estimation: The PMM Approach - Interesting Times in the Information Industry - Who Will "Create" the Clinton-Gore Telecom Policy Vision? - The Telecommunications Industry: The Past Ten Years - Measurement of Value and Expectations (MOVE) - The Moment of Value: Technology Evolves to Deliver Strategic Results - Cultural Connectivity: Making Business Connections Across North & Latin America - Biomedical Morbidity and Occupational Hazards of Computer Workstations - Convergence, Cooperation and Fair and Effective Competition -Modernizing the Eastern German Telecommunications Network - The Can't-Fail Formula for Organization Change - Bell Atlantic's SaleService Negotiation System: A Catalyst for Change - Erasing the Lines: Developing Appropriate Public Policies for the Information Age - Breaking the Mold: Changing Policies to Meet Customer Needs - What is the Price of Universal Service? Impact of Deaveraging Nationwide Urban/Rural Rates - Who Pays Whom? Cash Flow for Some Support Mechanisms and Potential Modeling of Alternative Telecommunications Policies - Communication Technology and Productivity: The Role of Education - National and Regulatory Issues: An LEC Perspective - A Social Needs Perspective on Network Modernization - Global and National Infrastructure of Telecommunications - Section Three: Networks - ATM Deployment in Private Networks - Reducing Time to Market: Applications Software Development for the Intelligent Network - Meeting Customer Requirements with the Advanced Intelligent Network(AIN) - Successful Introduction of IN Services at the German DBPT, etc."

"Contents :- Contents by Author - University Program Sponsors - Section I: Executive Perspectives - Section II: Business Strategies and Market Trends - Section III: Broadband Access Technologies, Network Architectures, and Services - Section IV: IP Communications and Packet Networking - Section V: Wireless Communications and Mobility - Section VI: Operations, Network Management, and Quality Control - Acronym Guide - Index "