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3G Femtocells and Beyond Opportunities & Service Scenarios in the Home 2009-2014 This report presents three different scenarios of how the femtocells market will develop over the next six years up until 2014; best case, baseline and worst case scenario.
Key femtocells forecasts include; the number of femtocells access points shipped both for stand-alone access points and
integrated access points, 3G home femtocell subscribers and femtocell service revenues split by; free calling plan, basic monthly
value, new and enhanced services and incremental revenue from existing femtocells services.
Each of the femtocells projections use a twin track approach, forecasting both residential broadband subscribers and forecast of
3G subscribers. This report also includes a number of key interviews with femtocells players as well as a list of trials and profiles
on femtocell vendors.
Key Questions Addressed by this Report:
- How many 3G femtocells will be installed in homes by region over the next five years?
- What are the consumer 3G femtocell take-up scenarios over the next five years?
- How many consumers will use 3G femtocells by region over the next five years?
- How much service revenue will3Gfemtocells in the home generate?
- What are the shipment breakdowns between standalone and integrated femtocells between 2009 and 2014?
- How will North America,Western Europe and the Far East & China compare for femtocell deployments?
Key Benefits:
- A unique source of combined research and analysis for the 3G femtocells market including technologies, market characteristics and forecasts.
- Practical analysis of the emerging opportunities for vendors and operators.
- Unique insights: includes interviews of leading players with significant experience of the3Gfemtocells market.
- Benefit from fresh thinking and intelligent market assessment.
Published By: Juniper Research Limited
Date Published: Jun 2009 * * * * * * Lithuania - Telecoms, Mobile, Broadband and Forecasts This report covers trends and developments in telecommunications, mobile, Internet, broadband, digital TV and converging media including VoIP and IPTV developments. Subjects include:
- Market and industry analyses, trends and developments;
- Facts, figures and statistics;
- Industry and regulatory issues;
- Infrastructure;
- Major Players, Revenues, Subscribers, ARPU;
- Internet, VoIP, IPTV;
- Mobile Voice and Data Markets;
- Broadband (FttH, DSL, cable TV, wireless);
- Convergence and Digital Media.
Researcher:- Paul Kwon
Current publication date: June 2009 (8th Edition)
Next publication date:- June 2010Published By: Paul Budde Communication Pty Ltd
Date Published: Jun 2009 * * * * * *
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Universal mobile telephony system (UMTS) refers to the next
generation of cellular technology that is also being standardized by
European Telecommunications Standard Institute (ETSI).
Wideband code division multiple access (WCDMA) is the air
interface technology selected by ETSI and the major European and
Japanese mobile communications operators. This technology is
optimized to allow very high-speed multimedia services such as
full-motion video, Internet access, and videoconferencing.
Spectrum for UMTS WRC’92 identified the frequency bands
1885-2025 MHz and 2110-2200 MHz for future IMT-2000 systems, with
the bands 1980-2010 MHz and 2170-2200 MHz intended for the satellite
part of these future systems.
Circuit and Packet Domains Two types of networks
approaches are specified for UMTS - the R99 core network solution:
circuit and packet domains. Iu-cs is an UMTS interface for the
circuit domain, equivalent to the GSM "A" interface, Iu-ps
is an UMTS interface for packet domain, equivalent to the "Gb"
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What
is UMTS
- Why UMTS?
- When UMTS?
- How UMTS?
UMTS Glossary
Glossary of terms.
Reports
The Forum publishes a series of reports to inform and guide key
decision makers, providing detailed recommendations on the critical
aspects concerning third generation mobile communications systems.
Papers
Offering a valuable source of information for mobile industry
professionals, a series of Position Papers from The UMTS Forum
offers expert opinion and analysis of key issues relating to UMTS
and 3G. |
| African Cellular |
UMTS
Technical Details - What UMTS Offers |
| UMTS World |
News and Information about 3G mobile networks
UMTS Frequently
Asked Questions
UMTS
Glossary |
| Mobile Lifestreams |
Mobile Positioning/UMTS |
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The UWCC (Universal Wireless Communications Consortium) is a
consortium of over 100 telecommunications carriers and vendors of
wireless products and services. The consortium is dedicated to support
TDMA, a digital wireless air interface complemented by the Wireless
Intelligent Network (ANSI-41). The UWCC is a limited liability company
formed in Washington State in 1996.
UWCC Board Members
Board members include Alcatel USA, Argentina TDMA Association,
AT&T Wireless Services, BellSouth Cellular Corp., Cellcom, Celumovil,
Compaq Computers Corporation, Ericsson Radio Systems, HongKong Telecom
CSL, Hughes Network Systems, Industar Digital PCS, Lucent Technologies,
Mobikom SDN BHD, Motorola, Movilnet, Nokia Mobile Phones, Nortel
Networks, Rogers Cantel, Southwestern Bell Mobile Systems, Telecom New
Zealand, VimpelCom.
EDGE is referred to as 136HS in the UWC standard. It has both a wide
area and an indoor component to provide data rates of 384 kbps and 2
Mbps respectively.
3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP)
IMT-2000 is the International Telecommunication Union’s (ITU)
framework for third-generation standards. Technical specifications for
IMT-2000 members are being developed by the 3rd Generation
Partnership Project (3GPP), a global
co-operation between six Organisational Partners (ARIB,
CWTS, ETSI,
T1, TTA,
and TTC).
Organisational Partners
Market Representation Partners
A Market Representation Partner (MRP) is any organisation that has
been invited by the Organisational Partners to take part in 3GPP,
irrespective of geographical location, and who are able to bring
pertinent competencies including the ability to offer advice to 3GPP and
to bring a consensus view of market requirements falling within the 3GPP
scope.
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Where Does WAP fit in?
WAP brings Internet content and advanced services to digital cellular
phones and other wireless terminals. WAP is a global wireless protocol
specification that works across the following wireless network
technology types: GSM (900, 1800 & 1900MHz),
PDC, CDMA (IS-95 and/or IS-707), US-TDMA
(IS-136), iDEN (ESMR), DataTAC, Mobitex, CDPD, DECT, PHS, FLEX, and
ReFLEX. Applications using WAP are scaleable across a variety of
transport options and device types. A common standard offers potential
economies of scale, encouraging cellular phone and other device
manufacturers to invest in developing compatible products. With WAP,
cellular and other wireless network carriers and content providers are
able to develop new differentiated service offerings as a way to attract
new subscribers, while consumers benefit from more and varied choices in
mobile communications applications, advanced services and Internet
access.
WAPForum (1.0)
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