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[ 1 ]  Subcategory:   Mobile Devices
Mobile Broadband 2010-2015: A Growing Market Requiring Investment and Sustainable Support to Fulfill Burgeoning Demand
Mobile broadband looks set to overshadow fixed line broadband in terms of popularity. Despite the recession, demand for mobile broadband has remained on an upward curve. Can you afford to stand back and take no action, while others do? It is imperative that action is taken quickly and effectively in order to benefit from this thriving market before it's too late. Read this exclusive management report for answers to key questions like these:
  • How has the mobile broadband market developed? How will it develop further in the future?
  • What are the market drivers for mobile broadband?
  • What barriers exist?
  • What are the key technologies?
  • What strategies are being implemented by operators?
  • How will mobile broadband affect fixed broadband?
  • What is the role of bundles with mobile broadband?
  • How is Wi-Fi being bundled with mobile broadband and to what effect?
  • In which geographical regions will mobile broadband be most successful?
  • What does the future hold in terms of technology used and service strategy?
You’ll the answers to these and many other questions in this vital industry report.
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[ 2 ]  Subcategory:   Mobile Telephony
LTE Roadmap 2010-2015 - Towards 4G
LTE: The next generation wireless technology in waiting offers medium to long term high margin growth opportunities The pre-4G technology 3GPP Long Term Evolution (LTE) is one of the most promising stepping stone technologies towards 4th generation mobile networks. Many wireless network operators believe that LTE offers the best value proposition to increase network capacity, improve QoS and significantly enhance data rates while reducing the TCO (total cost of ownership). The big question that needs to be analyzed by operators before formulating any LTE strategy is whether customers are ready to accept LTE and pay extra dollars for high speed mobile broadband and related services. This report looks into this question in depth, taking into account current upward trends in demand for mobile data and multimedia content, and whether current technologies can sustain future growth in demand for bandwidth and capacity, should those trends persist.
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[ 3 ]  Subcategory:   Telecommunications Management
Networking Equipment: Global Industry Guide
Datamonitor's Networking Equipment: Global Industry Guide is an essential resource for top-level data and analysis covering the Networking Equipment industry. The networking equipment market is calculated as the revenue derived by all manufacturers from the production, sale or provision of ITC networking equipment and products. These include devices for connecting workstations to a local area network (LAN) or wide area network (WAN), devices for switching and routing data, interconnects, and related products.

The report includes detailed data on market size and segmentation, textual analysis of the key trends and competitive landscape, and profiles of the leading companies. It also includes full five-year market forecasts. It further examines future problems, innovations and potential growth areas within the market. This incisive report provides expert analysis on a global, regional and country basis.

This report is part of the Global Industry Guide series from Datamonitor.

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[ 4 ]  Subcategory:   Telecommunications Management
The Dull But Costly Side of Next-Gen Access: Optical Distribution Networks
Service providers (SPs) buy next-generation access (NGA) infrastructure primarily through tenders focused narrowly on specific product areas. Similarly, the big NGA vendors are good at selling boxes but less proficient at partnering with SPs to help deploy and scale NGA networks economically. Consequently, constructing the optical distribution networks (ODNs) that constitute up to (on average) half or more of the per-subscriber cost of NGA rollouts is left to the carriers and a wide range of outside plant, design, and test companies. Ovum sees an opportunity for access systems vendors to more actively support carriers’ ODN buildouts to the benefit of both parties. Alcatel-Lucent, Huawei, and ZTE are taking some steps in this direction already, in an effort to provide their customers with NGA solutions rather than commoditized hardware.
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[ 5 ]  Subcategory:   Internet
The French Approach: An Alternative Model for Broadband Deployment
Over the past five years, France has seen widespread deployment of alternative broadband networks in less densely populated areas. Strong promotion of digital development, primarily at a regional and local level but facilitated by national legislative and regulatory measures, has led to the emergence of a viable alternative to the incumbent-owned network and the creation of a competitive wholesale market. These public initiative networks (PINs), funded by a combination of public and private investment, have brought tangible benefits to France by extending broadband availability, stimulating competition and investment, and connecting businesses and the public sector.
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[ 6 ]  Subcategory:   VOIP telephony
How to Buy a Phone System
There are many factors to consider when purchasing a phone system. This FREE white paper highlights a few key considerations to think about when evaluating phone systems. These include:
  • Investment Horizon
  • Sizing Your Phone System
  • A Description of Basic Phone System Features Including:
    • VoicemailCall Forward
    • Conferencing
    • Speed Dial
    • Redial
    • Auto-Attendant
    • Paging
  • Advanced Phone System Capabilities
    • Location Features
    • CTI
    • Find Me/Follow Me
  • Pricing Phone Systems
  • Encouraging Vendor Competition
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[ 7 ]  Subcategory:   VOIP telephony
Premise PBX Buyer's Guide
Considering a Premise-based IP PBX system? Then you’ll need to learn the critical features and differentiators for Enterprise Class IP PBXs and the issues you should consider during your decision-making process. In this FREE Buyer’s Guide, you will find details on what to look for, how to buy, what you can expect to pay and how to go about maximizing your investment in VoIP. Use it to help make an informed decision. The Premise PBX Buyer's Guide analyzes:
  • Key requirements
  • Basic features
  • Vendor offerings
  • Pros & Cons
  • And More. . .
Learn what a Premise IP PBX System can do for you and understand what issues you should consider during your decision-making process.
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[ 8 ]  Subcategory:   Telecommunications Management
Positioning for the Recovery: Multinationals’ Communication Priorities
It is almost two years since the consumer ‘credit crunch’ took hold in financial markets, so it is timely to assess how multinational corporations have reacted to the economic downturn. This report looks at how CIOs are managing their communications in response to tightening budgets and identifies where spending is being prioritized or curtailed. It also presents Ovum’s view of the top ten telcom strategies for this cost-conscious MNC (multi-national corporation) market. This research with decision makers in MNCs was undertaken in 2Q09, as the full impact of the financial constraints on communications budgets was becoming clearer. The respondents were all members of the Enterprise VPN User Association (EVUA).
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[ 9 ]  Subcategory:   Telecommunications Management
Retail Channel Strategies: Self-service Online Portals
Self-service online portals are an essential tool for telcos aiming to improve the customer experience and provide a key differentiator against their competitors. Self-service also enables the telco to significantly reduce its customer care costs if implemented well.
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[ 10 ]  Subcategory:   VOIP telephony
IP Peering: Priorities and Developments
Carriers use IP to carry increasing volumes of traffic, necessitating the efficient exchange of IP traffic between ISPs. The largest ISPs are becoming more restrictive over whom they will peer with, and smaller ones are becoming more open.
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