Histoire de l'administraion des télécomunications : une succession de crises et de réformes
By: BERTHO-LAVENIR, Catherine
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ArticlePublisher: Paris : IIAP, oct./déc. 1989Revue Française D'Administration Publique 52, p. 25-36Abstract: The history of telecommunication management may be broken down into four broad stages: the nationalization of telephone networks in 1889; introduction of a separate budget for the PTT in 1922-1923; the settingo up of close links between management, research and industry between 1944 and 1964, and finally, since the seventies, the drive to model telecommunications management on company management. This evolution illustrates that in spite of partial and often poorly implemented reforms, French telecommunications management has been able to show - under pressure of technological change and crises - a market capacity for adaptation and innovation
The history of telecommunication management may be broken down into four broad stages: the nationalization of telephone networks in 1889; introduction of a separate budget for the PTT in 1922-1923; the settingo up of close links between management, research and industry between 1944 and 1964, and finally, since the seventies, the drive to model telecommunications management on company management. This evolution illustrates that in spite of partial and often poorly implemented reforms, French telecommunications management has been able to show - under pressure of technological change and crises - a market capacity for adaptation and innovation
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