- Access & Entertainment Services
- Test cat
- Advertising
- Connected Home Sys. & Srvcs
- Digital Living Overview
- Digital Health
- Digital Home Support Services
- Digital Media
- Mobile and Portable
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| Fixed-Mobile Convergence: Consumers and Business ModelsDownload Table of Contents (PDF) The Bottom Line 1.0 Notes on Methodology and Report Focus 1.1 Sources of Data 1.2 Terms and Definitions 2.0 3G – Evolution in Technology and Mobile Services 2.1 Transition from 2G to 3G: Technology and Services 2.1.1 3G - Clearing the Technology Muddle 2.1.2 Transition in Mobile Services – The Path to Convergence 3.0 Convergence in Fixed and Mobile Networks 3.1 3G Growth – Implications for Services and Infrastructure 3.2 Building a Case for Fixed-Mobile Convergence 3.2.1 The Consumer Perspective 3.2.2 The Industry Perspective 4.0 Femtocells – A Step towards Converged Services 4.1 Femtocells – Technology and Architecture 4.2 Femtocells- The Business Case and Models 4.2.1 Subscription Based Models 4.2.2 Bundled and a la Carte Services 4.2.3 Parameters for the Business Models – Costs, Savings and Revenues 4.3 UMA vs. Femtocells 4.4 Challenges 5.0 IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) 5.1 IMS in Residential Gateways – Convergence as a Differentiating Factor 5.2 Long Term Evolution (LTE) – The Race to 4G 5.3 IMS and 4G – Resolution of Intellectual Property Rights 6.0 Global Forecasts 7.0 Implications and Recommendations 7.1 Service Providers 7.2 Technology Providers Resource Book 1.0 Company Profiles 1.1 Motorola 1.2 Samsung 1.3 Ubiquisys 1.4 picoChip 1.5 Percello 1.6 2Wire 1.7 NETGEAR 1.8 Tilgin 1.9 Alcatel-Lucent 1.10 Ericsson
Global Mobile Services Market Share by Technology Type Publish Date: 1Q 2009 Pages: 72 Authored By:
Authored by Jayant Dasari
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