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Viaccess advertorial - The challenge to secure mobile broadcast TV (Features)
With DVB H being acknowledged as the official standard for Mobile TV in Europe, the OMA BCast Smart Card Profile standard is the latest application framework to be released and promises a great number of advantages
Increasingly complex (Features)
Yes, increasingly complex networks, maybe. But the operators are interested in increasingly simple test solutions. How to square the circle?
Finding the best ways to add value (Interview)
Hans Theler is ceo of Sicap, the Swiss company which is dedicated to developing mobile applications and network products for GSM operators. He talks to Keith Dyer about the solutions available to operators as they seek to introduce
Interview - Caring about device management (Interview)
Device management has moved from being about configuring basic settings, to an active tool that could save operators billions in customer care support, as well as boost usage and revenues. InnoPath is a leader in this transition. Keith
Putting KPIs to work (Features)
Antonio Policek looks at the issues surrounding the troubleshooting and optimisation of UMTS Networks, and explains how operators need to break down their KPIs service by service, network element by network element.
Putting KPIs to work (Features)
Antonio Policek looks at the issues surrounding the troubleshooting and optimisation of UMTS Networks, and explains how operators need to break down their KPIs service by service, network element by network element.
Tuned to the key of RF (Features)
As 2G cellular network operators focus on wringing higher performance out of existing assets, the key to network optimisation may well lie in tight RF footprint management coupled with sophisticated network monitoring tools. Ellen Gregory of Relate Technical
When less is more (Features)
For 3G networks to realise their full technical
potential, smaller base stations could provide the key to greater coverage, as Dr Alan Carr explains.