RFID in Consumer Products: Which Service Providers Have the Goods?
This paper marks the first appearance of the AMR Research Risk Assessment Profile (RAP), an analytical tool that is use to compile quantitative and qualitative information to determine the risk a user incurs when purchasing products or services in a given market. RAP examines the attributes and proven qualifications of companies to determine which products or service offerings pose less risk than others. By understanding the various attributes of companies and comparing a group of peers in a given market segment, the result is a battery of data that helps users make better decisions.
Wireless Providers Counting on Porn to Drive Business
A number of wireless providers worldwide are leveraging porn available over cellphones to drive revenue. In fact, they are spending nearly a billion dollars to bring all kinds of sexual content to their customers. For example, Orange (France) customers can download and view video clips on their cellphones from the company’s wireless portal. Vivid Entertainment Group delivers erotic videogames to European operators, and plans a service that lets subscribers have live sex chats with women they can view simultaneously on video.
Wireless Providers Making Modest Progress in Improving Customer Service
Wireless service providers are having some success in reducing customer service churn and complaint rates, but they still have significant challenges ahead, reports In-Stat. About one in eight wireless ...
Trio Teknologies Now Offers Verizon Wireless Products and Services to Solution Providers
Trio Teknologies (TrioTek), a leading value-added distributor of wireless wide area networking products and services, has been selected by Verizon Wireless, the nation's leading wireless service provider, to be part of its new Business Solutions Channel,
High Speed Wireless, VoIP Providers Team Up (PC World)
PC World - TowerSteam will now offer Vonage's VoIP service to businesses.
How Service Providers Can Deploy Profitable Public Wireless Networks
To achieve mass-market scale, wireless service providers need to deploy flexible infrastructures that support many services today and are adaptable to services under development. On the network, this translates to a flexible architecture that users find easy to access and use. It accepts connections from any client device, requiring no particular client software or configuration. Learn more about the PWLAN infrastructures that help drive this while easily scaling to thousands of centrally managed, geographically dispersed sites.
FibeAir - Wireless Connectivity For Campuses, Providers
Wireless bridges targeted to campus and service provider uses. Multiple devices and configurations supported, in freqency bands from 2.4-60 GHz and throughput of 48 Mbps to 1 Gbps. New entry operates in the 4.9 GHz band.

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