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The Internet is OK… so what is the future of PSN
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The Public Services Network (PSN) provides UK Public Sector organisations with a standardised ICT environment – a single assured network and a set of network services (voice, unified communications and video) from accredited providers via a simplified procurement process
Date: 03/27/2017
Author: John Johnson @ Cisco
Tags: IoT, SD-WAN, SDN/NFV
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No, 5G won't kill WiFi
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Ignore any reports of WiFi's demise, or the ability of 4G/5G to replace it in the future. It's simply not going to happen, except in a couple of tiny overlaps on the big wireless Venn diagram. WiFi puts downward pricing pressure on cellular data - it's probably part of the reason for the return o...
Date: 03/24/2017
Author: Dean Bubley @ Disruptive Analysis
Tags: 5G, Wi-Fi
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NB-IoT - The choice of Frequency, Deployment Mode and Coverage
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"NB-IoT Deployment – What it Takes" briefly outline the architectural aspects of NB-IoT, this article will focus on the choices MNO has available for NB-IoT in terms of frequency band, deployment mode and their impact on coverage.
Date: 03/22/2017
Author: Junaid Afzal @ SIGFOX
Tags: IoT, NB-IoT
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NB-IoT Deployment – What it Takes
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While there is a lot of marketing material discussing the use cases and high level technology comparison, there is not much available on how the overall LTE network architecture would be after NB-IoT upgrade. You’d come across the statement “NB-IoT is just a software upgrade of LTE”, which is mer...
Date: 03/20/2017
Author: Junaid Afzal @ SIGFOX
Tags: IoT, NB-IoT
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Broadcasting over LTE/4G: Can it play a role in IOT & 5G?
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Evolved Video Broadcasting aka eMBMS came back into the focus during the 4G era (2011-2012) and though it has yet to hit a steady/stable mark (and profitability); it is by far one of the excellent technologies that will; in my opinion; can become a big enabler for not only optimization for Video...
Date: 03/16/2017
Author: Shaheer Jamal Syed @ Ericsson
Tags: 5G, IoT, LTE, LTE-B, eMBMS
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Excuse me, Whats the SDWAN business case in 2017?
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SDWAN has gained lots of attention during last 3 years with new terms, hypes, marketing buzz and finally some Intelligence to legacy WAN.
Date: 03/13/2017
Author: Reza Toghraee @ ArpaWare
Tags: SD-WAN, SDN/NFV
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A Core Problem for Telcos: One Network, or Many?
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Is it better to have one integrated, centrally-managed and feature-rich network, or several less feature-rich ones, operated independently?
Date: 03/09/2017
Author: Dean Bubley @ Disruptive Analysis
Tags: 5G, SDN/NFV
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The IoT : Identification of Things?
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The cellular industry now recognizes that the vast majority (almost 90%) of IoT devices will not have any long range radio technology on board. However by 2022 among the 2.1 Bn objects having long range radio 70% will be cellular, namely an estimated 1.5 Bn. The remaining 600 million connected ob...
Date: 03/01/2017
Author: Thierry Van de Velde @ Nokia Networks
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From 2G to 5G: a complex evolution for operators
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Mobile operators are moving to all-IP networking and correspondingly delivering LTE communication services, such as Voice and Video over LTE (VoLTE and ViLTE). The benefits of this transformation are clear – for the consumer they promise faster, cheaper and better quality voice and video services...
Date: 02/27/2017
Author: Houman Sadeghi Kaji @ Lotus Communication Inc.
Tags: 5G
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Operator Predictions for 2017
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Many of the predictions included technologies that are predicated on a move to software, open systems and an overhaul of the access network. These are big changes, and telcos don’t make big changes quickly. Will they take place next year? I believe that the winning operators will need to drive to...
Date: 02/22/2017
Author: Prayson Pate @ ADVA
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