Technology and market conditions toward a new competitive landscape in the wireless access market
This article argues that the wireless telecommunication market is about to witness a shift in business models and market structure as a result of the deployment of new broadband access technologies, spectrum management techniques, policy-based network management, and the drive of new entrants to com...
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- Autonomic communications
Broadband access technologies
Broadband wireless accesss
Business models
Customer relationships
Economic characteristics
Evolutionary changes
Heterogeneous technology
Market condition
Market structures
New structures
Policy based management
Policy based network management
Spectrum management
Spot contracts
Wireless access
Wireless telecommunications
Broadband networks
Commerce
Distributed parameter networks
Public relations
Telecommunication systems
Wireless networks
Technology transfer
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