May 21, 2013
Telecom Lead Asia: Livingston India director Shailendra Kalra says PIM testing is vital for mobile QoS. Livingston India — in this byline article — says passive intermodulation (PIM) was identified as a source of interference in the field of wireless communication when the first ...
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Telecom Lead India: Himanshu Agarwal, Product Marketing at Tejas Networks, says wireline infrastructure is key to delivering broadband services in the country. India has gone through one telecom revolution over the last decade and is on the cusp of another. While the first phase of telecom ...
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Telecom Lead Europe: Lior Blanka, corporate vice president and chief technology officer for DSP Group, says 3D noise cancellation technologies are coming soon to mobile devices will make voice interfaces more reliable. Voice control is the future. Just like touch screen technology ...
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The Indian telecom market is among the largest and fastest growing globally. With over 900 million mobile subscribers, it has witnessed staggering and relentless growth over the past decade. The Indian telecom market has emerged as the third-largest sector in attracting Foreign Direct ...
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Telcos across markets are called upon to strengthen their privacy protection standards in the wake of increasing legal compliance burden and customer awareness In most developed nations, privacy – both information and data are regulated by law. Many countries have specific privacy acts that ...
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Telecom Lead India: Ericsson said approximately 40 percent of all phones sold in Q3 2012 were smartphones and the growth of smartphone data traffic is expected to exceed the overall average. READ Ericsson’s latest Mobility Report here. Mobile data traffic doubled between Q3 2011 and Q3 2012, ...
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Telecom Lead India: Huawei India has released its whitepaper on global cyber security. TelecomLead.com is presenting highlights of the report. Cyberspace is a new strategic domain unlike physical territory. It has gradually become the “nerve system” that ensures the normal ...
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Telecom Lead America: Offering low-cost data plans with LTE service, Sprint may become a disruptive force in U.S. Japanese company Softbank has acquired a 70 percent stake in Sprint Nextel. The deal creates a group with a total of 96 million mobile subscribers, as well as yearly revenues of $32 ...
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Telecom Lead India: Rural India accounts for 70 percent of the country’s population but only 29 percent of India’s telephone subscriber base. This statistic evocates the digital divide plaguing the country and the huge opportunity the untapped market offers. Wipro Infotech shares opportunities ...
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Foreword: We live in an ever-changing society. Data and applications are growing exponentially. The boundaries between the enterprise and consumer goods industries, between the communications and Internet industries, and even between industries with clear lines of demarcation in the past are ...
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As we construct a world with billions of devices connecting us to new services and applications, and as machines begin to interact directly to other machines (M2M), the way to manage this complex environment has never been more important. Across the industry, TR-069, the Broadband ...
Read MoreThe Internet has experienced a tremendous growth in the past three decades, evolving from a network of a few hundred hosts to a platform connecting billions of things” across the globe including people, enterprises and devices. The growth of the Internet shows no signs of ...
Read MoreA big upgrade of any system requires a full reboot; the changes are so extensive that a rebuild from the ground up is unavoidable. Optical networks are no different, and such a change is imminent. The broader equipment supply chain and investment community are now aware of the transformational ...
Read MoreTelecom Lead India: Mobile operators such as Bharti Airtel, Idea Cellular, and Vodafone India have commissioned Analysys Mason to examine the recommendations proposed by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) on spectrum refarming in April 20122, and critically evaluate the underlying ...
Read MoreUnreliable electrical grid supply is one of the biggest challenges faced by the rapidly growing telecom tower industry in India. Today, on average, 70 percent of the approximately 400,000 mobile towers in India face electrical grid outages in excess of 8 hours a day. Telecom tower operators ...
Read MoreTelecom Lead Asia: Business agility demands real-time collaboration and communication between employees, partners, suppliers, and customers – in a global context. It also demands collaboration between and beyond heterogeneous networks and services. As enterprises deploy unified ...
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