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Overview
Few people understand or even consider the myriad of challenges with respect to security for mobile commerce. Digital Signatures are an important tool in the toolbox for supporting secure wireless transactions. This publication provides the fundamentals and addresses the important issues associated with Digital Signatures in Mobile Commerce.

Target Audience
Engineers and Planners responsible for mobile commerce
Security personnel
Mobile network operators
Application developers

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Companies are increasingly embracing mobile phones as a viable channel to target consumers with brand messaging. It’s lates report, “Mobile Marketing & Advertising: Challenges and Opportunities,” forecasts that spending in this medium will grow to $19 billion by 2012 from about $1.6 billion today. Fueling this growth are improvements in mobile technology by leading cellular service providers, increased consumer adoption of mobile phones, and a growing niche market of suppliers of mobile search, messaging, and marketing services.

This research explores the current mobile marketing and advertising market, evaluating methods companies are using to effectively leverage it as a platform to enhance brand awareness and increase sales effectiveness. The report examines the leading suppliers to the mobile marketing industry and analyzes how their products are impacting the way consumers opt-in to cell phone-delivered marketing messages and increasingly use their phones to search for, and even purchase, products and services.

Key Findings
2008 will be a breakthrough year for mobile spending as marketers worldwide move from disillusionment over their expected return from this platform to the realization that mobile can enhance consumer brand equity
The current mobile advertising and marketing universe is beset by a whirlwind of activity in which, by mid-2009, It expects will be dominated by a few key mobile marketing suppliers
Mobile search is playing an increasingly important role in helping cell subscribers navigate the mobile Web. Marketers are allocating their mobile dollars to algorithmic search (which enables results to be listed in order of relevance) and sponsored search, which includes ad placements.
Current trends point to U.S. consumers adopting mobile messaging and search more readily than European cellular subscribers.
The U.S. is still far behind many other global markets likely due to the strong landline system and slower migration of consumers to mobile. In addition, wireless networks and handset manufactures remain a highly fragmented industry in the U.S.
Mobile ad networks are engaged in a competitive front to win premium inventory and offer it to high-profile brands. Advertisers demand increased reach of the networks for them to make it as part of the regular marketing budgets of Fortune 500 brands.
It forecasts significant changes by 2012 in terms of spending distribution of all of the mobile marketing subcategories - mobile search, particularly localized search, will dominate.

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MVNEs form the backbone of an MVNO's business of wireless Network Services providing help in broad areas of product development and marketing. These outsourced services include: Data Services, Content Management, Customer Relationship Management, Profile Management, Service Provisioning, Work Fulfillment, Billing, Invoice and Settlement, Revenue and Service Continuity Assurance etc.

This report evaluates the working aspects of MVNE's and their operations primarily focusing on the market opportunities (outsourced from MVNOs). The report contains a categorization analysis by MVNE service and by the extent to which various OSS items are outsourced. The report also includes a comparison matrix that acts as a reference and recommendation to help choose MVNEs by service type and specialty.

Mobile Virtual Network Enablers (MVNE)
A Study of Functional Viability is a must have for any MVNO considering why to oursource, what to outsource, and to which MVNE.

Target Audience
Mobile operators
Existing and potential MVNO's
Core network and specialty infrastructure providers
Investment community

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World Wide Web (WWW or Web) usage has expanded dramatically over the last decade. Billions of users have used the Web to perform thousands of actions each that facilitate their lives through entertainment, information, and commerce. Mobile Web represents a great opportunity for all constituents including portals, media companies, service providers, application providers, and mobile network operators.

However, accessing and using the Web while mobile is completely different than fixed network access with both benefits and constraints. Mobile Web: State of the Market, Technology, and Business Issues represents a comprehensive analysis of Mobile Web including history, concepts, requirements, implementations, services, and trends of the new evolving web technology. This publication also presents a comprehensive study for mobile web challenges confronted by users, developers, vendors, and service providers. It also includes case study analysis of Mobile Web applications and services.


Key Questions Answered in this Report
How is the Mobile Web distinguished from fixed network in terms of user requirements?
How does mobile advertising, marketing and location-based services relate to Mobile Web?
What are the challenges to implement and operator a Mobile Web service?
What applications are being deployed for Mobile Web and what is their success?
What are the important emerging technologies and solutions to Mobile Web problems?
What are the current and anticipated businesses and applications?

Target Audience
Mobile Network Operators
Mobile Web Service Providers.
Mobile Web Software Developers.
Mobile Advertising Companies.
Mobile Devices Vendors.
Internet Service Providers.
Wireless Services Developers.
Web Developers.
Mobile Marketing Service Providers.
Mobile Web Users

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After more than a decade having the market to itself, Nextel now has competition for this service from most cellular providers. As a result push-to-talk (PTT) is available to a much wider market, in addition to the services that mobile phone customers demand, all in a mobile phone form factor. All equipment manufacturers have Push-to-Talk over Cellular (PoC) capabilities in their 3G core networks. In the US, thirty-one out of 188 major mobile phone models support PoC capabilities. As of 1Q 2008, only T-Mobile USA does not offer PoC - even though T-Mobile offers PoC in all of its European operations.

Push to Talk over Cellular (PoC)
Business Opportunities and Challenges provides critical industry analysis. The main body analyzes the PoC market and value chain, including how services, goods and revenues flow through Equipment Manufacturers, Software Developers, Service Providers, Content Providers, and Customers. Leading stakeholders are profiled and evaluated. The publication includes a technical tutorial with simplified explanations of PoC function and how the industry manages its technical standards.

Sampling of Key Benefits
Current state of the PoC market in the US and which companies offer PoC service in countries worldwide
Evaluation of the PTT value chain and ecosystem including how goods, services and revenues flow through the cellular market
Third-party software and content developers will learn about the almost unlimited opportunities created by IMS and PoC

Key Findings
Already in 1Q2008, 2% of all customers globally use push-to-talk, representing 64 million users and a minimum 40% annual growth rate
It's not just push-to-talk any more - the PoC supports multiple simultaneous sessions, multimedia, interactivity, and the ability to switch from PoC to cellular during a call, among other services.
There is a current scarcity of content to "feed" the new Push to Talk features and 3G/4G bandwidths

Target Audience
Handset makers and sellers will learn the wide range of services enabled by PoC that offer new market opportunities
Service providers will learn how IMS - Integrated Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) - enables PoC and many other services at very low incremental cost. They will also learn how critical it is to upgrade their networks to accommodate IMS
Marketers will learn what kind of services and solutions they can expect in the near to medium-term future, including service providers best apt to provide
Venture capital firms will learn which investment opportunities are created by the deployment of IMS and PoC
Readers requiring a better understanding of PPT and PoC specifically will learn some basic facts about the technology that enables IMS and PoC to work, which types of cellular systems support them, and how the industry manages the standards that enable PoC to work across multiple technologies
All constituents will learn who's doing well and who's not in terms or solutions and service deployment

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This report looks through the hype and cynicism surrounding Google's official announcement of Android and the Open Handset Alliance and identifies the key opportunities and critical barriers facing the future evolution of this platform.

Google's plans are focused on the development of a comprehensive ecosystem which aims to bring mutual benefit to all participating members, and spark innovation in handset designs, content and service offerings as well as overall consumer behavior.

Yet, based on the dynamics of the existing mobile industry, they face a number of fundamental challenges in realizing these dreams. This report benchmarks the Open Handset Alliance against Japan's "Wireless Ecosystem" model, as well as competing services offered by Symbian, Microsoft, MontaVista, Apple, and RIM. Through this analysis, five key insights are presented and a roadmap for the future success of Google's Wireless Ecosystem is provided.

Key Findings
Linux Developers are critical
Winning developers over to the Android platform will be a critical first step upon which Google must focus. If Google fails to accomplish this by mid-2008, Android will never achieve the critical mass necessary to compete with Windows Mobile or Symbian.

Innovation is Fundamental
While the $10 Million developers challenge is nice, a long-term vision for how content developers will be compensated and rewarded for their efforts is a critical success factor.

Operators hold the most critical role
Without Network Operators loosening their revenue-sharing strangle-hold on content developers, these companies hold the greatest power to thwart Google's ambitions. We predict that Google will succeed in acquiring a spectrum license, and to use this to "convince" operators of the value of mobile innovation, either through partnerships or direct competition.

The Power of the Mobile Internet
For mobile innovation to truly succeed, Google and its Android developers must get consumers out of the habit of thinking of the Mobile Internet as a "smaller" and "less robust" PC Internet.

Handsets are the Key
Google must develop compelling incentives to convince the larger Handset Manufacturers to focus upon and innovate using Android. Without a broad range of handsets available and optimized for Android content/services, Google's mobile ad-revenue dreams will remain dreams.

The Future is OFF the Network
For the Open Handset Alliance to convince Operators to loosen their grip on content and service revenues, alternative (and more profitable) revenue sources must be identified. While Government regulations will impede operator's efforts to become banks, without a "carrot" to compliment the "stick" of Google's plans to become a network operator, Google's efforts to convince the world's largest operators to adopt Android will be limited. Off-Network revenues will be the key ingredient for these discussions.

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Website : www.bharatbook.com ]]> Bharatbook http://www.idomainsite.com/blogs/bharatbook/163-google-android-wireless-ecosystem-will-mobile-future-googles-future.html http://www.idomainsite.com/blogs/bharatbook/162-mvno-niche-boom-data-telemetry-m2m-mvnos.html Fri, 10 Oct 2008 09:08:19 GMT Bharatbook.com is glad to announce"MVNO Niche or Boom: Data, Telemetry, and M2M MVNOs" (http://www.bharatbook.com/detail.asp?id=71673)

The mobile industry has recently witnessed many high profile MVNO failures. It is almost universally agreed that successful MVNO's will have some combination of scale, branding, and or a particular important niche. DATA MVNOs, some times referred to as Machine-to-Machine or "M2M" MVNO's facilitate communications between various machines with the help of a wireless network. Applications supported by M2M MVNO's are many and varied including telemetry, monitoring, remote asset management, and more. In a world of expanded M2M communications, we believe that Data MVNO's will evolve from a successful niche business into a booming opportunity for vendors and service providers alike.

This publication evaluates the role, function, operation, ecosystem and Data MVNO service providers. The research also explores various M2M solutions and business strategies.

Target Audience
Mobile operators
Existing and potential MVNO's
Core network and specialty infrastructure providers
Investment community

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Written by Thomas Aabo, Virtual Network Operator Specialist, "Prepaid MVNO Business Plan" is a complete business plan based on the launch of an illustrative Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO) known as Vibe. The plan covers all aspects of the Company launch plan including market assessment, funding requirements, financial analysis, market segmentation, marketing strategy and product differentiation. Also included is go-to-market strategy, distribution and replenishment plans, comparison of prepaid MVNO’s in Europe versus US and much more. The latest version includes a complete financial matrix letting the reader create his own estimates and play out different MVNO scenarios in real-time.

The major benefit of this report is to assist in the development of an MVNO launch and to help examine and validate existing plans.

While this report will be of interest to anyone involved in the start-up or business development in the wireless space, it will be of particular value to the following groups:

Investors and Analysts in the mobile space
Suppliers of MVNO equipment and software
MVNE/MVNO service providers
Consultants and systems integration companies
Mobile Carriers
MVNO Business Plan Financial Modeling Spreadsheet

Why build your financial assessment from scratch?!?

This report includes an Excel spreadsheet with financial modeling including:
Drivers and Revenue
COGs
HR Costs
CAPEX
Other Costs
P&L
Cash Flow
Graphs and Summary
This detailed, working Excel spreadsheet provides pro-forma information for a five year projection based on assumptions for Vibe. The spreadsheet provides both data points for analysis as well as a format for modeling your own parameters for a financial assessment of your MVNO business plan

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Written by Virtual Network Operator (VNO) expert, Thomas Aabo, MVNO Business Plan with Financial Spreadsheet is a complete business plan based on the launch of an illustrative Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO) known as Vibe. The plan covers all aspects of the Company launch plan including market assessment, funding requirements, financial analysis, market segmentation, marketing strategy and product differentiation. Also included is go-to-market strategy, distribution and replenishment plans, comparison of prepaid MVNO's in Europe versus US and much more. The latest version includes a complete financial matrix letting the reader create his own estimates and play out different MVNO scenarios in real-time.

The major benefit of this report is to assist in the development of an MVNO launch and to help examine and validate existing plans.

This report now includes a copies of Mobile Virtual Network Enablers (MVNE)
A Study of Functional Viability and MVNO Niche or Boom: Data, Telemetry, and M2M MVNOs. These highly complementary reports from Mind Commerce will help any existing MVNO or start-up consider their options for services support, solutions offerings, and business strategy.

Target Audience
While this report will be of interest to anyone involved in the start-up or business development in the wireless space, it will be of particular value to the following groups:
Investors and Analysts in the mobile space
Suppliers of MVNO equipment and software
MVNE/MVNO service providers
Consultants and systems integration companies
Mobile Carriers
MVNO Business Plan Financial Modeling Spreadsheet

Why build your financial assessment from scratch?!?

This report includes an Excel spreadsheet with financial modeling including:
Drivers and Revenue
COGs
HR Costs
CAPEX
Other Costs
P&L
Cash Flow
Graphs and Summary
This detailed, working Excel spreadsheet provides pro-forma information for a five year projection based on assumptions for Vibe. The spreadsheet provides both data points for analysis as well as a format for modeling your own parameters for a financial assessment of your MVNO business plan.

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Advances in wireless networking, micro-fabrication and integration (for example, sensors and actuators manufactured using micro-electro mechanical system technology, or MEMS), and embedded microprocessors have enabled a new generation of massive-scale sensor networks suitable for a range of commercial and military applications. The technology promises to revolutionize the way we live, work, and interact with the physical environment.

In the not-too-distant future, tiny, dirt-cheap sensors may be literally sprayed on to roads, walls, or machines, creating a digital skin that senses a variety of physical phenomena of interest; monitor pedestrian or vehicular traffic in human-aware environments and intelligent transportation grids, report wild life habitat conditions for environmental conservation, detect forest fire to aid rapid emergency response, and track job and supply chains in smart factories. Unlike current in formation services such as those on the Internet where information can easily get stale or be useless because it is too generic, sensor networks promise to couple end users directly to sensor measurements and provide information that is precisely localized in time and/or space, according to the users needs or demands.

Wireless Sensor Networks
Solutions and Market Opportunities address the important areas of the sensor networks are addressed and focusing on the present and the future areas will be presented to the reader to give a clear idea of what the sensor network is capable of. The current trends and the future prospects will be highlighted as well to make this report unique targeted towards a better understanding of sensor networks.

Target Audience
Wireless service providers including cellular mobile network operators and others
Investors in the area of sensing, telemetry, remote monitoring and control
Wireless component vendors and OEM manufacturers
Application developers and systems integrators
Wireless application and content providers

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Overview
Now that 4G is firmly on the horizon for operators and equipment vendors the technology and marketing battles have begun. LTE and WiMAX are the two main contenders, with opinion divided as to which, if either, will win the greater market share. The two options have much in common, with similar underlying architectures and support for many of the same spectrum bands around the world.

Will there be a winner? Will LTE and WiMAX continue to compete, will one dominate, or is there scope for a combined standard? Relevant to operators, analysts and equipment and component developers, this report describes the complete 4G environment, from spectrum and standards through to operator and vendor landscapes and market size predictions. Throughout this report, LTE and WiMAX are compared, contrasted and evaluated.

The report provides a global view of LTE vs. WiMAX focusing on several key areas: Spectrum Licensing Landscape, Standards Battle, Market Size and Trends, Vendor Landscape, and Operator Landscape. For each of these areas, this report presents the relevant market developments and facts behind the deployment of LTE and WiMAX, and discusses the key factors that will impact the success of each of these technology options. Each section concludes with a ‘Face-Off’ Table that summarizes these factors, providing a score for each of these key success factors, and totaling these scores to provide an overall indication of the winner in each of the five major areas assessed.

Target Audience
Service providers need to make choices and understand the competitive differences between LTE and WiMAX
Everyone that needs to understand how the 4G marketplace will evolve: operators, regulators, vendors, and component suppliers
Investment community making bets about how the broadband infrastructure and services markets will evolve

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Overview
CDMA Technologies and Applications evaluates CDMA technology from both technical and operational point of views, including the history of the technology, current trends, and future prospects. It also analyzes the applications compliant with CDMA technology, including under-development applications. In addition, OFDM technology is evaluated, compared and contrasted with CDMA, and the relation between OFDM and OFDM-based 4G technologies. Finally, the publication includes a comprehensive analysis for CDMA vendors, including recommendations for those vendors to grow their businesses.

Target Audience
Communications and RF engineers
CDMA design engineers
Wireless communications vendors and service providers
Any wireless technology company with applications based on CDMA
Instructors and students in wireless

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There are many definitions and understandings of what is wireless broadband technology. There are those professionals that claim 3G is wireless broadband and other claim that something called 4G is wireless broadband. The criteria for wireless broadband technology can be generalized in the form of the services. The end user ultimately decides with their money what they consider to be acceptable for their use. Wireless broadband services can be generalized to mean those services that support a variety of multimedia content at varying data rates from low speed (less than T1) to as high as optical data rates. Yes this is a very general description but if nearly 60 years (combined) in this business has taught these authors anything is that nothing is static and that flexibility in views is important.

This publication represents the most comprehensive research available that evaluates the market place, business drivers, and competition between the four major broadband wireless technologies. Part one covers WiMAX, part two WiFi, part three LTE, and the final section covers 4G.

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The goals of the LTE project include improving efficiency, lowering costs, improving services, making use of new spectrum opportunities, and better integration with other open standards. This publication provides the reader with a excellent understanding of LTE functionality and the rationale for deployment.

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