The future of “5G” is the talk of the network. Despite its relatively undefined status, this next-generation network technology is one that many other emerging technologies are pinning their hopes …
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With more than 110 sports and entertainment venues currently being built or proposed for construction worldwide over the next few years, it makes sense to design stadiums with advanced networks …
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Reader Forum: Top reasons to upgrade your subscriber data management systems
by Reader Forumby Reader ForumSubscriber data management has gone from being the technology that would be a “nice to have” to an essential tool that operators are looking to adopt. Infonetics Research reported that …
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Reader Forum: Stadium wireless networks – if you don’t build it, they won’t come
by Reader Forumby Reader ForumThere was a time when sports fans brought transistor radios to games to listen to the play-by-play while they watched the game. Even then, fans were finding ways to get …
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Reader Forum: Breaking the ‘code’ of silence to build trust into business applications
by Reader Forumby Reader ForumBusinesses have realized tremendous efficiency gains with the advent of cloud-based services and mobile computing, driving down operational costs and creating unprecedented growth opportunity. However, these technologies, along with the …
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Multiprotocol label switching has been around for 20 years and has served the enterprise well as the go-to method for global connectivity. It’s popular as a response to business needs …
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When Forrester Research came out with a report claiming that traditional telcos could become an endangered species, many thought the industry was doomed for a swift decline. With increased changes …
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3.5 GHz spectrum rules create opportunities for equipment makers and service providers The explosive growth in mobile broadband traffic and its concomitant strain on limited spectrum resources has required the …
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With all the challenges facing mobile network operators around the world – increasing competition, diminishing average revenue per user, network management costs, demanding customers who want more bandwidth – it’s …
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Just 10 years ago, enterprise technology was tied to a desktop or workstation, iPhones did not exist. Social collaboration meant instant messaging. Can you imagine a world today without mobile …
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Reader Forum: Dissecting the 5G RAN where flexibility and fine integration will be king
by Reader Forumby Reader ForumIn this third of our “5G is coming!” series of articles, we look at the radio access network and its transformation projected in the “5G” era. As outlined in our …
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IDC forecasts that the installed base of the “Internet of Things” will be approximately 212 billion “things” globally by the end of 2020, and that these Internet-connected devices will generate …
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In today’s world filled with cellphones, tablets and other smart devices, operators are on the hot seat to manage network services quickly in order to avoid a slow and overloaded …
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Reader Forum: The customer experience – one-night stand or long-term relationship?
by Reader Forumby Reader ForumEarlier this month, my wife and I celebrated a special milestone: we met for the first time exactly 8,000 days ago in London (I was cooking tarragon chicken and, yes, …
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Reader Forum: 3 reasons private managed cloud providers are stalled and what they should do about it
by Reader Forumby Reader ForumIncreasingly, enterprises want the rapid provisioning and elasticity, self-service capabilities and on-demand advantages of cloud applications and services. But, they also want enterprise-class security, availability and manageability. Unfortunately, many are …
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Reader Forum: Enabling mission-critical HD multimedia services to first responders
by Reader Forumby Reader ForumYou know the saying, “when the going gets tough, the tough get going.” That’s exactly what first responders need to do in emergencies or developing events. They need to be …
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Reader Forum: Digital transformation in the rapidly evolving mobile age requires letting go
by Reader Forumby Reader ForumWhile there are many benefits to living and working in our always-on connected world, there is one downside for business: It takes a lot more to impress mobile consumers than …
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Smart city development is on the rise. In fact, the smart city market is set to experience a compound annual growth rate of 22.5% between 2014 and 2019, growing from …
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Reader Forum: Traditional signaling service takes the connected world back to the future
by Reader Forumby Reader ForumIf you were to talk to an average mobile phone user, “4G” LTE access and over-the-top applications would be at the top of the list in terms of what is required from the …
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As consumers, we’re delighted with each new wireless innovation that enters the market – like when we can take calls from a watch or when our children control their toy …
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Reader Forum: Minor phone problems decrease satisfaction, increase churn
by Reader Forumby Reader ForumAs mobile phones have become “smarter” over the past few years, they have also become essential to our everyday lives. Beyond merely connecting people, smartphones stream videos and music, monitor …
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Reader Forum: Why the rise in secure data affects the mobile operator
by Reader Forumby Reader ForumSince 2009, there has been a significant push to encrypt all Web traffic in order to protect Internet users against surveillance of the content of their communications. The goal was …
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Reader Forum: 5G is coming – don’t be distracted by new 4-letter acronyms
by Reader Forumby Reader ForumThe bigger 5G bang will be in the network In the first of our series of articles, “5G is coming: Wireless telecoms is dead, long live wireless IT,” we identified …
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How to manage mobility in a complex mobile world Out of the gate, the Apple Watch was criticized as not actually doing much other than serving as a fashion accessory …
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What is the real promise of mobility in the enterprise? Is it the ability to read and respond to e-mails on the road? To dial into a conference call? To …
