Study Group: Communications Equipment Experts(?)
Council Members in this Study Group: 335
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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,...
Samuel GreenholtzPrincipal
Telecom Pragmatics
Sam Greenholtz is the Co-Founder and Principal of Telecom Pragmatics, Inc., a consulting and market research company specializing in the telecom market. He has expertise inc FTTx, optical networking, VoIP, ethernet and wireless technologies including WiMAX, 3G, CDMA and EV-DO. Prior to joining the consulting...
Michael Horsch FizzSenior Advisor
FCI Inc.
Michael Horsch Fizz is the Senior Advisor at FCI, a company providing system integration and strategy consulting services. He specializes in monitoring and predicting industry trends coupled with quantitative and qualitative reviews of technology vendors. Vendors include but are not limited to Avaya,...
John PirontiChief Information Risk Strategist
Getronics
John P. Pironti is the Chief Information Risk Strategist for Getronics. He has designed and implemented enterprise wide electronic business solutions, information security programs, and threat and vulnerability management solutions for key customers in a range of industries, including financial services,...
Director - Subscriber Equipment & Channel Support
TELUS
Steve Ospalak is the Director of Subscriber Equipment and Channel Support in the Products and Services Division of Telus Mobility, a wireless CDMA (3G- 1X) and iDEN network service provider. He is experienced in subscriber equipment devices (voice and data), product acquisition and development, specifications,...
Sr. Director of IT and Facilities
Genesis Microchip Inc.
Paul Massie is the Senior Director of Information Technology at Genesis Microchip, a fabless semiconductor firm with 1,200 employees. He is responsible for all IT functions at a growing US$ 300MM company based in multiple countries. Previously, Mr. Massie was the Director of IT Infrastructure at Openwave...
Director of Mobile Devices, Hardware Architecture
Motorola, Inc - CC
Tim Forrester is employed as Director of Mobile Devices, Hardware Architecture at Motorola Inc. He is responsible for the design of next generation mobile communication technologies and related components to support new features. He has technical relationships with many leading edge companies including...
Hong JiangPresident and Chief Executive Officer
Montina, Inc.
Hong Jiang, Ph.D., is the President and CEO at Montina, a technology consulting firm. Dr. Jiang is an expert in the Chinese mobile industry. She has been closely following the Chinese operators’ reorganization efforts, 3G wireless developments including the domestic standard TD-SCDMA and wireless value-add...
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The market is still fragmented. In the big five we still see a wide spread of take up as consumers are yet to be won over. The mobile networks are still to discover a range of products that make the investment pay off. This talks about terminals rather than handsets and so a slowing of sales of phones...
1. An Ethernet over Copper (EoC) supplier, such as Hatteras Networks, sells to service providers and mobile operators that either own or have access to copper facilities through special access, leased lines, UNE-Ls and LLUs. 2. Hatteras is...
According to the media and several prominent individuals, SaaS is the future of the software business. The “old-fashioned” licensed software model is doomed. Yet the most profitable and biggest software companies have only a limited presence in SaaS. Does this mean they are out of...
1. It is probably not an exaggeration to say that Verizon is hell-bent on taking full control of its wireless business. 2. The acquisition of Alltel was only kind of a half victory. 3. Verizon might be signaling...
This was what I feared – distraction and lack of coordination. We may be seeing the beginning of the end of Sprint’s WiMAX plans.
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- Individual/Small Consultancy
- Networking Equipment Manufacturer
- Wireless Carrier
- Market Research Company*
- Incumbent Local Exchange Carrier (ILEC)
- Cable Provider/MSO
- Wireless Infrastructure Manufacturer
- Value Added Reseller (VAR)
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- Principal
- Director
- Consultant
- President
- Engineer
- Chief Executive Officer
- Product Development Manager
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