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FUTURE MOBILE NETWORKS
(previously known as 3G Wireless Broadband)
3G/HSPA, LTE, WiMAX, Wi-Fi, femtocells, backhaul & core, IMS, managed services, OSS/BSS
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Providing accurate industry news, detailed market data and in-depth, expert analysis, Future Mobile Networks fortnightly Research Service is the industry's only complete, global resource to address the full range of next-generation mobile and wireless broadband technologies and services.
"Dramatic data traffic growth coupled with flat revenues is creating extraordinary pressure on mobile operators to overhaul their networks strategies, partnerships, technologies and costs. It's clear that not all approaches will work equally well and advice is required on how to evolve mobile radio, backhaul and core networks and support new services. "
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Future Mobile Networks datasets are designed to provide clear benchmarking and status snapshot information, enabling you to track market progress.
Every 4 page update includes complete first-hand data sets obtained from operators and other primary sources. Our datasets can be used to populate your internal presentations and provide invaluable competitive intelligence.
Research Coverage
- In-depth research and analysis: regular, primary research from our analysts
- Exclusive news and news analysis: hard-hitting news and the impact it will have on major players and markets
- Complete research toolkit: search the full archive of analysis and download published research
- Industry benchmark data: fully exportable primary data
- Multiple user access: online and PDF research delivered to users across your organisation
Who Should Read This?
Future Mobile Networks is key reading for anyone with a stake in the future of next generation cellular, wireless broadband and converged IP core networks and technologies:
- Mobile/Wireless Operators
- Fixed operators
- Handset, device and infrastructure vendors
- Infrastructure, device, silicon & software providers
- Service providers
- End users
- Industry & financial analysts, Venture Capitalists and regulators
Key Questions Answered
- What mobile and wireless broadband business models are operators developing?
- How can you use technologies such as LTE, WiMAX and Wi-Fi to differentiate your offering?
- How is licensing and regulatory policy impacting on mobile broadband roll-out?
- What are the broadband technology choices faced by cellular/wireless providers?
- How can you build new capacity while managing network costs?
- What strategies are available for managing the explosion in data traffic?
- What applications and services are drawing customers to mobile broadband?
- How should you approach fixed-mobile convergence and wireless VoIP?
- Which are the most successful IMS/IP core network migration strategies?
Market Data
Future Mobile Networks provides quarterly and other regular updates of the following:
- Mobile subscription numbers by country and technology, including analogue, CDMA, GSM, TD-SCDMA, US TDMA, W-CDMA
- Future networks, including planned LTE and 4G networks and 2.6GHz licenses
- Mobile WiMAX network deployments, licenses, contracts and subscriptions
- Mobile infrastructure contract announcements by operator, country and vendor and top RAN contracts for selected vendors
- Femtocell deployments and trials by operator, country and vendor
- Wi-Fi hotspot coverage/usage including totals by operator, country and region
- Fixed broadband subscriptions by region, country and technology including xDSL, cable modem, fixed wireless, FTTx and other
- Network and service management contracts by operator, country and vendor
- OSS/BSS contracts by operator, country and vendor
