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one of the Digital
Libraries Colloquium Series, online
presentation
Sponsored by the
School of Computer Science-Carnegie Mellon University, the
School of Information Sciences-University of Pittsburgh,
the University Library System-University of Pittsburgh,
the University Libraries-Carnegie Mellon University and
the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh
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Tony DiMaso
Vice
President for
Strategy and Development at
Verizon Communications
Wednesday, October 12, 2005
1:30 - 3 p.m.
3305 Newell-Simon Hall, Carnegie Mellon University |
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“(Verizon
Perspectives on) The Emerging Telecommunications Environment
and Implications for the User Experience”
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Abstract: The next 5-10 years will
solidify the dominance of 3 major paradigms:
the Internet Paradigm... the Mobile Paradigm, and the Broadband
Paradigm... that are rapidly re-defining the telecommunications
environment. As these paradigms and their underlying technologies
converge, we will see fundamental changes in user perceptions
and expectations relative to their interaction with information,
entertainment and with other human beings.
Speaker Bio : Anthony J. DiMaso is
Vice President for Strategy and Development at Verizon
Communications. He is responsible for corporate business
strategy, the development of major business partnerships,
negotiation of agreements that support key corporate
objectives, and identification and assessment of industry
and technology trends, issues and opportunities. Tony
was previously Vice President, Global Sales for Verizon’s
Enterprise Solutions Group. His career began in the New
York Telephone Company, and included strategic marketing
positions in AT&T Information Systems; NEC America;
TeleSciences Inc. (a developer/integrator of telecommunications
support systems); NYNEX; and Bell Atlantic’s Enterprise
Business Group. He received his Master’s of Business
Administration from C.W. Post and his Bachelor’s
degree from the Johns Hopkins University.
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