Mobile

Cut costs by keeping track

During the 1990s, mobile networks became a highly profitable business. The faster the rollout, the thinking went, the quicker to market, and investment in areas like asset management and tracking may have seemed secondary when there were profits were there to be made.p>During the 1990s, mobile networks became a highly profitable business. The faster the rollout, the thinking went, the quicker to market, and investment in areas like asset management and tracking may have seemed secondary when there were profits were there to be made.

Supporting mobile network operations

Nokia Siemens Networks is set to provide leading mobile infrastructure technology across the operations of The Qtel Group, which is based in Qatar.Nokia Siemens Networks is set to provide leading mobile infrastructure technology across the operations of The Qtel Group, which is based in Qatar.

Radios leveraged for Somalian expansion

Aviat Networks, Inc. is working with Hormuud Telecom Somalia, Inc., which placed an order for 100 of its high capacity Eclipse radios, increasing the existing installed base by 50 per cent.Aviat Networks, Inc. is working with Hormuud Telecom Somalia, Inc., which placed an order for 100 of its high capacity Eclipse radios, increasing the existing installed base by 50 per cent.

Buoyant Nigerian market sees 15mn handsets sold in 2009

The GfK Group has produced research on the resilience of the Nigerian market for mobile phones during the recent global financial crisis.

p>The GfK Group has produced research on the resilience of the Nigerian market for mobile phones during the recent global financial crisis.

Survey confirms more than 500 EDGE networks Worldwide

A new survey by the Global mobile Suppliers Association (GSA) confirms the continuing globalisation of GSM/EDGE systems.

p>A new survey by the Global mobile Suppliers Association (GSA) confirms the continuing globalisation of GSM/EDGE systems.

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