The Telecoms Forum has been approached by Henry Stewart Publications (HSP) to inform us that they will be soon releasing a publication for the Telecoms sector, Journal of Telecommunications Management (JTM).
RICS was one of the key associations recommended to them by their Editorial Board as being at the forefront of the debate on telecommunications management. RICS has also been recommended due to its shared focus and aims with JTM. HSP believe there is a natural fit between RICS’ mission and the interests of its members on the one hand, and the aims and scope of the peer-reviewed, professional journal, JTM on the other. This is why Henry Stewart Publications would like to introduce JTM to Telecoms Forum members and invite them to write for publication in the journal. RICS Telecom Forum Members who do submitte an article for publication to the journal will receive a 10% discount on the £225 annual subscription to the journal.
JTM is not a trade magazine. Rather, under the guidance of a distinguished Editorial Board, it provides an international forum for the publication of expert comment and analysis on the key issues affecting the management of telecommunications operations and services. All professional briefings and research articles published in the Journal are peer-reviewed by leading experts to ensure they are relevant, rigorous and above all, practical. Please note JTM does not solicit advertising, and will not permit publication of material which directly sells services or products.
About the Journal
Journal of Telecommunications Management is a professional journal seeking to serve all those directly involved in or concerned with the management of telecommunications operations and services, at a strategic and senior level. It will provide a peer reviewed forum for the publication of briefings, discussion, applied research, case studies, expert comment and analysis on the key issues affecting the management of telecommunications operations and services. Its target readers will be senior management executives, such as CEOs, CMOs, CTOs, CFOs, COOs, CLOs, as well as SVPs, VPs, directors and managers who fall within any of the following groups:
- Fixed telecommunications operators and service providers
- Mobile network operators and service providers
- Mobile virtual network operators and service providers
- Internet Service Providers (ISPs)
- Cable operators
At a time of unprecedented change in the telecommunications industry, the primary aim of Journal of Telecommunications Management is to review the impact of the new technologies, products, services and standards that are emerging on how telecommunications companies are managed, the business models used, and the markets they serve. The journal will:
- Expand and disseminate the body of knowledge in telecommunications management
- Encourage the exchange of ideas, information and experiences of telecommunications operators and service providers, vendors, consultants, regulators and researchers
- Identify emerging industry trends and best practice
- Publish new and original ideas on research, policy and management of relevance to all those concerned with the management of telecommunications
- Facilitate the cooperation and exchange of ideas between telecommunications operators and service providers and researchers including both scholars based at educational establishments and consultants working in private practice
- Inform and promote the debate between telecommunications operators and service providers and government and regulators, as well as other stakeholders in the industry
- Promote professional excellence in telecommunications management. You can see further details by clicking the link at the top right hand side of the page
