It’s all about the money, money, money So let’s get this clear from the start, passenger connectivity on rail has never been about the technical challenges, it is just about ‘who pays’ – the rail network operator, the mobile network operator, the passengers, a Government department or some other entity. Yes, certainly there are someContinue reading “Passenger connectivity on rail – important or not? Well it depends…”
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SCWS 2022: Wireless connectivity for venues: getting the basics right
In May, after two years of virtual events, the Small Cells World Summit in London was back – with a full house, a packed agenda and many engaging presentations, discussions and interactions. In the day one ‘Enterprise and Industry Requirements’ track my focus was on stadiums and venues – and an important question. There areContinue reading “SCWS 2022: Wireless connectivity for venues: getting the basics right”
Future of the mobile industry: network operators must increase capacity without irritating customers with higher prices and data caps
At the end of October, Real Wireless hosted a breakfast meeting with Bloomberg to discuss what the future holds for the mobile industry. Around 40 Bloomberg subscribers from across a number of sectors, including financial institutions, telecom vendors, analysts and operators attended the event. The morning’s talk featured a presentation from Real Wireless’s director ofContinue reading “Future of the mobile industry: network operators must increase capacity without irritating customers with higher prices and data caps”
MNOs need a change of culture rather than technology
Of the many issues that operators are currently seeking to address, one of the main ones they face is resolving problems relating to capacity — but some might argue the solution to this already exists, hiding in plain sight. Offloading some of the mobile traffic to Wi-Fi networks has been a key strategy of someContinue reading “MNOs need a change of culture rather than technology”