Research and Markets: Tarifica Alert Keeps You Abreast of Global Tariff Changes and is a "Must Have" Resource for Your Telecom Organisation

DUBLIN, Nov 16, 2009 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/cc9492/the_tarifica_alert) has announced the addition of the "The Tarifica Alert - Service Launches and Tariff Changes as they Happen" report to their offering.

The Tarifica Alert is a weekly e-mail newsletters sent to your desktop, keeping you up to date with the latest tariff trends in the fixed and mobile market.

Tariff changes are becoming more and more frequent, prices change every day.

Existing operators feel the bite of competition and new operators see lower tariffs as one of their main marketing points. Keeping up with the changes is becoming costly in terms of both time and resources.

The Tarifica Alert will make sure that you are one step ahead of the change.

E-mailed straight to you every week, the Alert covers services of the fixed and mobile markets. Each week 25 snippets of tariff news are covered plus an extensive analysis of key issues in the market supported by tables and graphs.

Service launches and new discount schemes are covered often weeks in advance of implementation. We will also compare new prices with old prices which we draw from our extensive tariff library going back over 20 years.

In Tarifica Alert, you'll find an absolute "must have" resource for your organisation. And as an additional value when you subscribe, you will be granted free access to past twelve months issues of the Tarifica Alert.

Who should buy it: The Tarifica Alerts are an invaluable source for operators, service providers, analysts, consultants, regulators and end users.

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