BEIJING, Feb. 8 /Xinhua-PRNewswire/ -- Emerging mobile broadband technologies promise an exciting breakthrough allowing people to make hi-speed wireless voice, data and multimedia connections on the go. The ability to use a laptop or portable device on a fast moving vehicle or train to send messages, make video conference calls or watch a TV show is not only attractive to users but also to telecom operators looking for new revenue opportunities.
At the upcoming China Mobile Broadband Network & Services Conference, a number of technologies ranging from those that are cellular based such as 3G to IEEE 802.16e, better known as mobile WiMAX will be addressed. The introduction of advanced mobile broadband technologies is expected to be a growth engine for innovative wireless services. Mobile broadband offers customers compelling benefits enabling operators to maximize revenue from current subscribers while securing new ones.
Among the main topics covered are what market opportunities or threats will mobile broadband bring, how to develop a profitable business model around it and which technological platform should they build their services on. There are also a host of technical issues including spectrum policy to understand and discuss. According to Zhang Wei, the Conference Director, "For wireless stakeholders looking to capitalize on mobile broadband, it's vital to explore all the information available before arriving at the right strategy so this timely event provides the occasion for dialogue, learning and knowledge sharing."
The China Mobile Broadband Network & Services Conference is scheduled for April 17, 2007 at the Presidential Plaza Hotel, Beijing. A follow up event will be staged a week later in Shanghai on April 25, 2007. The China Mobile Network & Services Conference is approved by the Radio Regulatory Bureau of Ministry of Information Industry and co-organized by People's Post & Telecom News, Radio Application and Management of China Institution of Communications, China Academy of Telecommunications Research of MII, and InfoEX-World Services Ltd., and produced jointly by China Radio Magazine, CNII and InfoEX-World Services Ltd.
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