Telecommunication Development Sector

The Telecommunication Development Sector (ITU-D), a UN body advising nations on telecommunication development, has been researching technological developments that have the potential to support telecommunication applications that are commercially viable or sustainable through other transparent financing mechanisms in rural and remote areas of developing countries that exhibit the following[2] ... 

CCITT Acronym for Comite Consultatif Internationale de Telephonic et de Telegraphic. An organization, based in Geneva, that develops worldwide data communications standards. CCTTT is part of the TTU (International Telecommunications Union). The organization has been renamed ITU-T (ITU Telecommunications Standardization Sector). 

Health care and a health delivery system based on WBSN requires multidisciplinary research and development in biology, physiology, physics, chemistry, micro/nano-technologies, material sciences, industrial sectors like medical devices, electronics, microchips, technical textiles, and telecommunications and related engineering disciplines. Thus, a close interdisciplinary collaboration between biomedical sensors... 

Industry. As noted above, there is an industry sector that is dedicated to the manufacture and development of vision-correction and diagnostic lenses and tools. Optics is an important part of the telecommunications industry, which uses fiber optics to transmit images and information. Photography, from the manufacture of cameras and lenses to their use by photographers, involves applied optics. Lasers are also used for precision manufectuiing of a variety of products. 

The demand for plastics in other markets increased to 1.6 million tonnes in 2003. Heavy demand came from the rapid development of telecommunication, machinery and equipment, electronics, computer and health care industries. Plastics used in wire and cable provide a diversified growth opportunity due to the surging demand for phones and telecommunication equipment. The Chinese electronic industry is also a key plastic end user. The fast-growing demand for electronic products and computers will continue to benefit the plastic industry especially the emerging engineering plastics sector. 

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