Tuesday, February 09, 2010
Highlights
Opportunities in the cloud and home networks
And stronger contribution from affiliates
MobiFone’s IPO also taken off ice
Nokia also to axe 300 staff at Finnish plan
P2P driving mobile network congestion
Sony Ericsson appoints new sales chief; Incredible leak; Liquid shortage
Kazakhstan’s national railway uses a Wi-Fi mesh network, linked to a single auto-pointing VSAT on the roof, to offer free service on 1,300-km route
Telcos want to flatten their packet and optical network layers, but the right solution depends on how optical-centric or packet-centric your vendor is
Doubles 3G capacity in capital cities
CSL is the latest Hong Kong cellcos to bet on HSPA as a DSL substitute
COAI to go to court over Noida closure
Ahead of schedule, says Nokia
Third network outage for TNZ since Dec.
China closes hacker network; KDDI to scale back Jupiter buy; KT talks up iPhone
The move to a flat-IP architecture is less of a technology issue than an economic one
Understand cloud computing's capabilities and match those to non-core projects that can improve the bottom line
Operators need to reign heavy users, but any move away from flat rates requires meaningful metrics, like a meter widget showing data usage in real time
SK Telecom CTO Lee Myung Sung articulates his company's vision for innovation and its pursuit to change the game
A move into applications and revenue sharing means managing partners in new ways and sharing data with those that drive traffic and help you build customer relationships
It's time for telcos to offload their engineering operations and focus creatively on the customer
