The WiMAX Deployments, IPR and Consumer Electronics workshop is a unique opportunity to gain premium insights on these important topics. You will learn:
Hear some of the most important key findings by the leading WiMAX research firm. Maravedis will present some of the key findings of its premium WiMAXCounts Operator Tracking Service, which covers over 130 WiMAX operators across 43 countries and is adding 20 operators per month.
During this session Adlane Fellah, President of Maravedis Inc., will provide a reality check of BWA/WiMAX deployments and best practices worldwide. In particular, this session will review the following:
Providing unique insight into WiMAX spectrum economics for both 3G and WiMAX around the world, a Senior Analyst at Maravedis Research will present the results of the latest research comparing spectrum cost, number of licenses, scope of licenses, duration of licenses, historical and future trends in spectrum allocation and market activity around the spectrum in each region.
The session will also feature a review of updates on key aspects of regulation in the IMT 2000 bands.
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As popular consumer electronics (CE) categories continue to penetrate, many devices inexplicably do not yet support connection to the Internet. Digital devices such as portable audio and video players rely on a personal computer with a high-speed Internet connection. Consumer applications such as television, radio, voice communications, and socializing are increasingly popular Internet applications typified by online services such as Joost, Live365, Podshow, Skype, Second Life, Blogger, and MySpace. Consumers are looking for more ways to partake in these experiences.
The widespread availability of broadband Internet access has made the Internet a larger part of how consumers access media. Consumers are looking for ways to remain connected and get access to their multimedia content anytime and anywhere. One such broadband wireless technology that has the potential to overcome this is WiMAX. The combination of wireless Internet access anytime, anywhere for the mass of unconnected consumer electronics devices brings new opportunities for convenience and real-time immersion in the digital world. Don't miss this unique opportunity to listen to Mr. Jeff Orr.
Intellectual property rights affect pricing and risks for current and future 3G, WiMAX and LTE network deployments. This sessions provides results of research into IPR ownership positions, value, trade and standards group policies, court rulings, current litigation, and trade sanctions and analysis of estimates for royalty rates and risks.
During the presentation, Robert Syputa, Senior Analyst, Maravedis, presents findings from his recent report WiMAX/LTE 4G Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Policy & Market Analysis, 1st Edition, Release 2.
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During this session Earl Lum, President of EJL Wireless Research will discuss trends for licensed point to point radios from 5-90GHz. This session will cover the following:
The PTP radio market has been the forgotten network element in the wireless market, yet without this critical technology, much of today’s telecommunication networks would not exist. The PTP radio market has evolved considerably over the past ten years and continues to break new barriers regarding price, data rates, frequencies and shipment volumes. With the emergence of WiMAX and other types of broadband wireless access networks, PTP radios continue to play a critical role in network connectivity for backhauling base station traffic. We believe that licensed frequency band PTP radios are best suited for this requirement, not other WiMAX base stations or unlicensed PTP radios. Demand for WiMAX network deployments will add to the overall PTP radio demand over the next several years.