New Zealand Coveted 3g and Phone Call Cheap as Vietnam

Business environment class is discussing about the market economy, century business, group work, Culture, technology.....eg.... and today I am writing blog about technology.

I am reading an article from Vietnam business newspaper and research on telecom and Vodafone are about the technology for business. I am interesting in article 3G and phone call.

I live in Vietnam for long time so I find that Vietnam is a wonderful place, a tropical climate, the northern pretty cool. Vietnam is also much loved by many unique foods. The most important thing in this article I will introduce to you all is the development path; go forward through technology in Vietnam.

You can find Wi-Fi everywhere and usually free to use in Vietnam. The cafes, hotels often use Wi-Fi to attract customers. In addition, the 3G in Vietnam is very cheap and runs very well. Usually foreign visitors can easily use 3G by buying a prepaid SIM Viettel with $50,000 Vietnam dong, equivalent to $4 New Zealand.

I find out that the rates are also very cheap mobile calls, including local calls and international calls. Users can also easily buy the scratch cards with different denominations of $25,000, $50,000 and $100,000 Vietnam dong. According to New Zealand that every $10 New Zealand is converts to $168,000 Vietnam dong. Make a call from Vietnam to New Zealand is $3,500 a minutes.

In New Zealand I know that they have only two providers are dominant to services customers but in Vietnam they have a lot. For example Viettel, MobiFone, Vinaphone, Vietnamobile...and many more. From that they have a lot of choice for customers and tourists. As a result, customers are also using 3G data package with cheap rates, from 1.5 to 5 GB of data for 120,000 VND to 150,000 VND. "if careful with the use of your data, you can spend 10 dollars New Zealand (168,000) and 3G high-speed".

PC World's technology correspondent estimated "price of a certain carrier of Vietnam to New Zealand for business, services and rates change in the New Zealand market."

So far, I find out that New Zealand still ranks as the counties with the highest mobile service charges in the world. Average people New Zealand pay higher between 23% to 46% of the average price of a mobile package of the countries of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). The reason is that mobile network in New Zealand is dominated by two service providers Vodafone and Telecom; a market structure for monopoly is bisexual. Currently, mobile service charges in New Zealand have decreased compared to before, but many people still think that the price is ''too high''.

The local fixed phone calls in the city of New Zealand are free. However, the domestic mobile call charges in New Zealand is from 0.24 dollars in New Zealand (more than 4,000) to 1.39 New Zealand dollars (more than 23,000) per minute. And international call