Theme: The battle on the subscriber may be lost – the battle on the access is just commencing
The Internet rapidly claims applications that are in the eye of the subscribers, while Telecom applications are shrinking. Telcos still have the access and transport business but the access network competition is also growing, and achieving ‘Always Best Connected’ status is not a dream.
Issue: AME 2013 Article no.: 9 Topic: Better design – not expensive technology Author:…
Issue: AME 2013 Article no.: 10 Topic: The battle for access in the developing…
Issue: AME 2013 Article no.: 11 Topic: Satellite – the access master key? Author:…
Issue: AME 2013 Article no.: 12 Topic: Satellites – closing the digital divide in…
Issue: AME 2013 Article no.: 13 Topic: Service activation – the key to LTE…
Issue: AME 2013 Article no.: 14 Topic: ‘Always best connected’, big data and performance…
Issue: AME 2013 Article no.: 15 Topic: The battle for access in South Africa…
Issue: AME 2013 Article no.: 1 Topic: Pushing access frontiers in Africa Author: Abdoulkarim…
Issue: AME 2013 Article no.: 2 Topic: Making mobile Internet a reality in Sub-Saharan…
Issue: AME 2013 Article no.: 3 Topic: Connecting Africa, connecting the world Author: George…
Issue: AME 2013 Article no.: 4 Topic: The battle for subscribers Author: Eldad Barak…
Issue: AME 2013 Article no.: 5 Topic: IP Convergence and Regulation – the battle…
Issue: AME 2013 Article no.: 6 Topic: Unleashing digital delivery in Africa Author: Gabrielle…
Issue: AME 2013 Article no.: 7 Topic: Africa’s connectivity- Meeting the needs of a…
Issue: AME 2013 Article no.: 8 Topic: Coast-to-coast fibre for Africa Author: Dan Zajicek…
