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Green, power-efficient technology is a top priority for the wireless sector these days, even though it's driven by the need to save opex rather than reduce carbon footprints. Luckily for the planet, they're both means to the same end
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Real-time location systems require accuracy and reliability. RFID, GPS and chirped frequency systems are technology options, but not all will meet your minimum requirements
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Unintentional jamming of GPS signals can occur anywhere and anytime and can affect large numbers of users. But simple techniques can be designed into a GNSS receiver to detect, characterize, and actually mitigate radio-frequency interference
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VoIP over Wimax requires a level of end-to-end QoS, but the real challenge could be delivering voice at power levels that don't drain terminal batteries
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John C. Tanner
You don’t need P2P software to steal music. All you need is a cell phone and a lead singer with a really loud stereo system
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John C. Tanner
The CDMA Development Group's decision to interoperate with LTE and Wimax is the right play in multi-mode 4G world
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Matt Walker/Ovum
As environmental issues weigh on the public conscience and pocketbooks, telcos and their suppliers are debating their proper role
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David Kennedy/Ovum
Will need every penny of growth to hit profitability target
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David Kennedy/Ovum
The worst may be over, but mobile still the biggest weakness
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H. Paris Burstyn, Paris Consults
New IP and Ethernet network infrastructures must provide fast access to content on a 24x7 basis as customer whenever customers want it, which puts new availability requirements on metro and core networks.
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Green, power-efficient technology is a top priority for the wireless sector these days, even though it's driven by the need to save opex rather than reduce carbon footprints. Luckily for the planet, they're both means to the same end
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Michael Morisy, News Writer
The right tools, coupled with the right training, can help keep telecom workers safe.
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Real-time location systems require accuracy and reliability. RFID, GPS and chirped frequency systems are technology options, but not all will meet your minimum requirements
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VoIP over Wimax requires a level of end-to-end QoS, but the real challenge could be delivering voice at power levels that don't drain terminal batteries
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H. Paris Burstyn, Paris Consults
Next-generation networks can make legacy networks look simple because all services, applications, billing and operations systems, as well as customer data for fixed and mobile devices must work seamlessly on one network.
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Co-CEO Sanjay Jha has strong experience in wireless, but his most important task is dismantling the mobile-phone unit's bureaucratic culture |
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With the debut of the new iPhone 3G, rival phonemakers and wireless operators--and possibly Apple--will feel the impact |
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Ovum
UK mobile operator 3 has reported that rival Vodafone misled consumers on the actual speed of its mobile broadband, indicating issues on speed that operators are now facing
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Clarity
OSS is essential for telcos in emerging markets since it helps them operate efficiently, leverage economies of scale, keep up with intense competition, engage with increasingly technology-aware consumers and create innovative services
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Tandberg
This whitepaper examines the value of a total video conferencing solution, one that is built on a scalable, secure platform that supports all needed features and endpoints
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Qualcomm
Success stories from some of the world's biggest 3G operators have proven that 3G is an ideal solution for the global wireless market.
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Guangdong Telecom build a stable, secure platform for its application systems to enable data from different data sources across the province to be collected and stored in a single database.
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IEC executive VP Roger Plummer says carriers are focused on converting their network investments into tangible apps and services for consumers
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This chapter from Broadband Network Architectures: Designing and Deploying Triple-Play Services describes the range of DSL types in common use among carriers today from the 8 Mbps speeds of ADSL to ADSL2+ to the 100 Mbps speeds of VDSL2.
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It's about revenue flow. Telcos have three good reasons - customer demand, economics and network equipment – to speed their transition from legacy to next-gen telecom networks.
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August 18 - 20, 2008
Singapore |
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August 26 - 28, 2008
Courtyard by Marriott, Bangkok, Thailand |
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August 27 - 29, 2008
Singapore |
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September 02 - 05, 2008
Bangkok, Thailand |
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