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Article no.: | 14 |
| Topic: | Where wireline meets wireless | |
| Author: | Zeev Aviv | |
| Title: | Acting President and CEO | |
| Organisation: | Tadiran Telecommunications | |
| PDF size: | 221 KB | |
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| Zeev Aviv is the Acting President and CEO of Tadiran Telecommunications; he has been with Tadiran for over 32 years. Prior to assuming his current post, he was the company's Vice-President in charge of Sales & Marketing. When Tadiran Telecommunications merged with ECI Mr. Aviv was appointed Director of International Sales & Marketing. Mr Aviv has also served as Tadiran’s Engineering & Product Support Manager. Zeev Aviv holds two B.Sc degrees - one from Century University in the US and the other from Tel Aviv University, Israel. |
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| Fixed-mobile convergence, FMC, integrates wireline and wireless communications technologies so that, in principle, any service available from one network can also be accessed via the other a single dual-mode device that switches between networks as needed to provide better access, better service or lower cost connections. FMC, lets employees access any of the enterprise’s online resource, find co-workers wherever they may be and improve service by facilitating anytime anywhere access to company employees or services by customers and suppliers. | ||
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Article no.: | 6 |
| Author: | Drew Morin | |
| Title: | Senior Vice President & CTO | |
| Organisation: | TeleCommunication Systems, Inc. (TCS) | |
| Topic: | 3G, 4G or both - is more necessarily better? | |
| PDF size: | 240 KB | |
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| Wireless communications began as a voice-only service. Today the emphasis is upon high-speed broadband wireless for a variety of data-based services ranging from email to mobile TV. The 3G services although a big improvement over 2G are still rather expensive and a bit too slow to give consumers the sort of advanced ‘anywhere’ services consumers really want. 4G networks are not only faster, but being IP-based, provide significant cost savings and the ability to provide true fixed/mobile and voice/data convergence. | ||
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| Wireless communications began as a voice-only service. Today the emphasis is upon high-speed broadband wireless for a variety of data-based services ranging from email to mobile TV. The 3G services although a big improvement over 2G are still rather expensive and a bit too slow to give consumers the sort of advanced ‘anywhere’ services consumers really want. 4G networks are not only faster, but being IP-based, provide significant cost savings and the ability to provide true fixed/mobile and voice/data convergence. | ||
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