Study Group: Broadband Experts in Member Programs(?)
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Michael CotePresident
Independent Consultant (Michael Cote)
Michael Cote is an Independent Telecommunications Consultant. He specializes in enterprise mobility, sales and distribution strategy, online strategy, smart phones, and customer care and billing. Mr. Cote has over 15 years of sales, marketing, and operational experience in the telecommunications industry....
President
Telecom Strategic Visions
Stephen Sutkowski is the President of Telecom Strategic Visions, a consultant firm. He has working knowledge of business processes (service activation, provisioning, service assurance, and customer care), network functional and performance requirements, evaluation and analysis of suppliers for routing,...
Jacob LarsenVP Merger Integration, Carrier Business Group
Alcatel - Lucent - CC
Jacob Larsen is the Vice President Merger Integration for the Carrier Business Group at Alcatel-Lucent. He oversees the consolidation of Alcatel’s and Lucent’s activities in broadband access, optical networking, carrier routing, wireless networking (CDMA, GSM, 3G UMTS, WiMax, and LTE) and NG networking....
Tim FarrarPresident
Telecom, Media & Finance Assoc.
Tim Farrar is the President of Telecom, Media and Finance Associates Inc., a consulting company specializing in business planning and financial and technical analysis for satellite services. He has over 13 years of experience in global telecom consulting, specializing in analyzing the impact of technical...
Joseph UptonPres/CEO
Kabel-X USA
Joby Upton is the President of Upton Consulting and the Pres/CEO of Kabel-X USA. He is experienced in wireline, wireless and emerging broadband services and construction and outside plant engineering. He is knowledgeable in products and broadband services from AT&T, Verizon, Qwest, Century Tel, Windstream,...
Peter JarichResearch Director
Current Analysis Inc
Peter Jarich is a Research Director at Current Analysis, a market research company. He is responsible for managing the wireless infrastructure practice, and research on mobile infrastructure and mobile networking trends, and IP Multimedia Subsystem and carrier application infrastructure deployed by...
Edward MoranPrincipal
Inforan Int'l Telecom and IT Advisory Services
Edward Moran is the Founder of Inforan Int'l Telecom and IT advisory services, a company providing strategic and management consulting and advisory services, macroeconomic research, regional and sector studies, risk and credit assessments, and regulatory and tariff studies for developed and developing...
President
PJ Louis LLC
P.J. Louis is the President of PJ Louis LLC, a consultancy that provides business & technical advisory services to underperforming and distressed telecom/media/technology companies. He is an author and technology expert in the media and telecom sectors. He has authored 11 books. He was Chief of Staff...
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| Study Group Name | Members |
|---|---|
| Telecommunications Council Members in Member Programs | 2428 |
| TMT Council Members in Member Programs | 11147 |
| Telecom Infrastructure & Equipment Experts | 3137 |
| Wireless Services Experts | 428 |
| Telecommunications Services Experts | 311 |
| WiMAX Experts | 158 |
| Telecommunications Market Researchers | 269 |
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The pool of potential customers likely to choose Clearwire’s WiMax network will likely be severely limited by the availability of alternative broadband wireless services that already offer wide coverage, as well as the characteristics of many of their demands and expectations which WiMax-based services...
This was what I feared – distraction and lack of coordination. We may be seeing the beginning of the end of Sprint’s WiMAX plans.
Verizon has a lot going on right now. Verizon is inviting Vodafone to leave the Verizon Wireless venture. Verizon is acquiring Alltel. What did people think Strigl was going to say? However, Sprint may be its own worse enemy.
Nokia is already competition for all handset manufacturers. Nokia sells about 37 Million handsets a month. Apple is not even in the same league as Nokia.
Isn’t foreign investment in publicly traded American companies is supposed to be carefully monitored by the SEC?
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