Study Group: Wireless Services Experts (China)(?)

In a recent survey it was clear that the 'ecosystem' is the most or second most important factor behind generating momentum behind roll out of WiMAX networks. What any operator needs is the ability to deliver and bill for content & service and that means giving or selling a device to the customer...

Bringing these two stalwarts together is a good partnership and will allow Nortel to benefit from Alvarions huge market presence and for Alvarion to gain all the 'network core' expertise it needs to turnkey complete WiMAX networks.

Talkster’s free international call service is supposed to be popular among Chinese consumers, but is not welcomed by local telecom operators. While foreign VOIP service providers attempt to capture this huge market, they may have a hard time to grow the business in China.

Further to my recent analysis above on Vodafone and Verizon, and Verizon's future capex spend:- Today Verizon announced that it:- " NEW YORK (Fortune) -- Verizon says it intends to sell $8 billion of of stock and debt notes to help finance the company's recent $9.36 billion acquisition of federal airwave...

As one of the world's largest mobile operators, with presence on 4 continents Vodafone has 2 ways to grow - by adding new services to its existing base or by acquiring new customers. The latter is most easily done through acquisition. At the same time the number of freely available markets is diminishing,...