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Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Wednesday, May 06, 2009
Bandwidth vs Applications on Mobile, 4GWE
I just received this interesting analysis and offer from Carl Ford via email and want to share it with you.
As communications evolve to the next generation of wireless broadband, the customer’s device selection seems to be more about bandwidth than the applications. With RIMs return to prominence as the leading smart phone, customers are choosing a device for reasons beyond simply the applications.
We can assume then, that bandwidth matters.
But this is not where the story ends. The story is evolving. With new phones coming from Google and Palm, the market is surely going to expand.
When it does, what is the case for the new versus the old, and how can a carrier
support the growth? As a leading wireless carrier, Verizon has had to face the
realities of working with device manufacturers to maintain its’ leadership role.
What decisions can carriers make to retain their existing customers in a saturated
market? What device will help retain and keep customers happy? Is this device all
about the applications, the bandwidth? How does a carrier ensure
that the network can support a device’s broadband applications and what are the business case issues to support the deployment of advanced wireless broadband devices?
At 4GWE, you will get answers to these questions and more as we investigate new applications and business models for 4G devices and services, MID device adoption, MID impact on 4G demand and more.
Register NOW, don't miss the opportunity to engage in the discussions that will help you and your company solidify your wireless strategy.
Reserve your place, and receive early bird pricing.
... browse some of our team's other blogs at http://blogs.didx.net and http://blog.tmcnet.com/monetizing-ip-communications/. Check out conferences and tradeshows we believe are "must attend" at http://www.didx.net/events. You're welcome to comment, contribute, and collaborate any time.
As communications evolve to the next generation of wireless broadband, the customer’s device selection seems to be more about bandwidth than the applications. With RIMs return to prominence as the leading smart phone, customers are choosing a device for reasons beyond simply the applications.
We can assume then, that bandwidth matters.
But this is not where the story ends. The story is evolving. With new phones coming from Google and Palm, the market is surely going to expand.
When it does, what is the case for the new versus the old, and how can a carrier
support the growth? As a leading wireless carrier, Verizon has had to face the
realities of working with device manufacturers to maintain its’ leadership role.
What decisions can carriers make to retain their existing customers in a saturated
market? What device will help retain and keep customers happy? Is this device all
about the applications, the bandwidth? How does a carrier ensure
that the network can support a device’s broadband applications and what are the business case issues to support the deployment of advanced wireless broadband devices?
At 4GWE, you will get answers to these questions and more as we investigate new applications and business models for 4G devices and services, MID device adoption, MID impact on 4G demand and more.
Register NOW, don't miss the opportunity to engage in the discussions that will help you and your company solidify your wireless strategy.
Reserve your place, and receive early bird pricing.
... browse some of our team's other blogs at http://blogs.didx.net and http://blog.tmcnet.com/monetizing-ip-communications/. Check out conferences and tradeshows we believe are "must attend" at http://www.didx.net/events. You're welcome to comment, contribute, and collaborate any time.
Tuesday, March 03, 2009
4G Trends' Predictions for Mobile Transactions in 2009
Seminar: 4G Trends' Predictions for Mobile Transactions in 2009
Date: March 5, 2009
Time: 11:00 AM EST
Duration: One Information Packed Hour.
COST: FREE.
Register at http://4gtrends.com/?p=113
Telebriefing Summary
The rollout of mobile transactions services throughout the world is highly dependent upon the penetration of financial services and the mobile phone throughout the world. The progress made in 2008 in conjunction with the global economic crisis will improve the availability of services but there will be no monetization of services until 2010. This webinar will highlight the challenges still to overcome (business model, distribution channel, value chain, technology, etc…) before commercial rollout and adoption of these services can begin.
Our Featured Speaker:
Jon Paisner
Senior Analyst Anywhere Network
Yankee Group
Jon Paisner is a senior analyst in Yankee Group’s Anywhere Network research group with expertise in network software systems, mobile transactions, and network intelligence. His research focuses on the competitive landscape, market segmentation strategies and emerging technologies within these spaces.
This is sponsored by 4G World Conference and Expo 2009 at http://4gworld.com/. DIDX is a media partner for 4GWorld. We value global events where IP communications companies and their suppliers and clients can mix and do business.
Date: March 5, 2009
Time: 11:00 AM EST
Duration: One Information Packed Hour.
COST: FREE.
Register at http://4gtrends.com/?p=113
Telebriefing Summary
The rollout of mobile transactions services throughout the world is highly dependent upon the penetration of financial services and the mobile phone throughout the world. The progress made in 2008 in conjunction with the global economic crisis will improve the availability of services but there will be no monetization of services until 2010. This webinar will highlight the challenges still to overcome (business model, distribution channel, value chain, technology, etc…) before commercial rollout and adoption of these services can begin.
Our Featured Speaker:
Jon Paisner
Senior Analyst Anywhere Network
Yankee Group
Jon Paisner is a senior analyst in Yankee Group’s Anywhere Network research group with expertise in network software systems, mobile transactions, and network intelligence. His research focuses on the competitive landscape, market segmentation strategies and emerging technologies within these spaces.
This is sponsored by 4G World Conference and Expo 2009 at http://4gworld.com/. DIDX is a media partner for 4GWorld. We value global events where IP communications companies and their suppliers and clients can mix and do business.
Monday, October 06, 2008
Mobile Applications Development Workshops: Netbiscuits, Android
Pre-Conference events on Tuesday, October 21 at Mobile Internet World 2008 in Boston, Massachusetts listed below, and don't forget to sign up this week by Oct 10, 2008 Friday to get the extra $100 off:
New England Mobile Summit
Mobile Ecosystem has developed a special program to showcase some of New England’s next generation wireless companies, and bring together the leaders of our “mobile ecosystem” with more than 2,000 individuals attending Mobile Internet World in a provocative discussion of how New England can remain one of the world’s great centers of wireless innovation.
Runs 1:30am to 5:30pm
More info: http://www.mobilenetx.com/?p=944G
Executive Summit
The 4G Executive Summit 2008 leverages the extensive research conducted by Yankee Group and will provide you with an unique insight into the market potential for 4G broadband services based on 3GSM/LTE, Wi-Fi and WiMAX technologies.
Runs 9:00am to 5:30pm
More info: http://www.mobilenetx.com/?p=618
Mobile Applications and Developers Summit
Sponsored by Netbiscuits
As mobile devices and platforms proliferate, the mobile web will become a dominant means of reaching the internet. Few enterprises have yet embarked on building out mobile internet based web applications, and fewer still have figured out their mobile internet website strategy.
Runs 9:00am to 5:30pm
More info: http://www.mobilenetx.com/?p=21
Android Developers Workshop
Join Google’s own Justin Mattson, to understand Google’s strategy for its Android platform and how to build Android applications. The workshop opens with an introduction to the platform and includes two increasingly technical sessions on Android Development. The day closes with a fireside chat with the Android team.
Runs 1:30am to 5:30pm
More info: http://www.mobilenetx.com/?p=988
See more IP communications related global events sponsored by DIDXchange at our Events site as well as our DID/DDI Channel on TMC.
New England Mobile Summit
Mobile Ecosystem has developed a special program to showcase some of New England’s next generation wireless companies, and bring together the leaders of our “mobile ecosystem” with more than 2,000 individuals attending Mobile Internet World in a provocative discussion of how New England can remain one of the world’s great centers of wireless innovation.
Runs 1:30am to 5:30pm
More info: http://www.mobilenetx.com/?p=944G
Executive Summit
The 4G Executive Summit 2008 leverages the extensive research conducted by Yankee Group and will provide you with an unique insight into the market potential for 4G broadband services based on 3GSM/LTE, Wi-Fi and WiMAX technologies.
Runs 9:00am to 5:30pm
More info: http://www.mobilenetx.com/?p=618
Mobile Applications and Developers Summit
Sponsored by Netbiscuits
As mobile devices and platforms proliferate, the mobile web will become a dominant means of reaching the internet. Few enterprises have yet embarked on building out mobile internet based web applications, and fewer still have figured out their mobile internet website strategy.
Runs 9:00am to 5:30pm
More info: http://www.mobilenetx.com/?p=21
Android Developers Workshop
Join Google’s own Justin Mattson, to understand Google’s strategy for its Android platform and how to build Android applications. The workshop opens with an introduction to the platform and includes two increasingly technical sessions on Android Development. The day closes with a fireside chat with the Android team.
Runs 1:30am to 5:30pm
More info: http://www.mobilenetx.com/?p=988
See more IP communications related global events sponsored by DIDXchange at our Events site as well as our DID/DDI Channel on TMC.
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