Study Group: Telecommunications Market Researchers(?)

1.      AT&T understands that it cannot afford to let its CAPEX slide very much.   2.      It does not have the luxury of being able to delay a major project six months to a year.   3.      If it does cut back in...

1.      Why is the leap made in the source article that moving push-to-talk to CDMA means that Sprint is going after the consumer space in a big way for this service? 2.      And even if that assumption was  correct, why is there no questioning...

1. All of us have greater expectations of reliable wireless network operation, especially as data usage grows. 2. Even the best-engineered networks have little chance of survival in the face of disasters like Katrina.  3. Wireless carriers built their network by often skimping on power back-up...

1.      Most Ethernet over Copper (EoC) customers appear to be deploying somewhere between 2 to 45 megabits. 2.      About 70 percent of Ethernet over fiber service is at 10 megabits. 3.      EoC suppliers are increasingly mentioning...

1.      XO Communications started with 10-meg Ethernet across its entire network.   2.      In the past, the carrier just leased UNE-Ls in order to provide the service over fiber. 3.      In shifting to EoC, XO’s up-sell...