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10 Lessons from Volleyball, Part 2

Part 1 of the 10 Business Lessons from Volleyball can be found here. In volleyball, the only play you control yourself is...

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CloudTC and N-Able Acquired

"Australian-owned IP PBX systems company, Vixtel, has completed the acquisition of Silicon Valley based glass phone developer, CloudTC, for an undisclosed figure,"...

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ProfitBricks: Where InfiniBand Meets Cloud 2.0

In a recent meeting with William Toll and Pete Johnson of ProfitBricks, the pair were ecstatic to explain how their company has...

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Proactive Care Puts Operators One Step Ahead

By Thomas Fuerst, Senior Director, Multimedia Solutions MarketingAlcatel-Lucent

Monitoring and analyzing network data proactively saves operators time, money, and customers.

When a network service fails, it makes headlines, ticks off customers, and costs that network operator money. When a failure is headed off in advance, on the other hand, there might not be praise-laden headlines, but it's newsworthy nonetheless.

The traditional approach to customer care has typically been: a disgruntled customer calls customer service and complains of a service interruption or problem; the rep, learning of it for the first time, sends out a technician the next day, and eventually finds a resolution. Often, customers are left feeling put out, and the operator has spent significant time and money resolving the problem. Even worse is the customer who doesn’t call and just feels this is ‘typical’ of their network experience.  That is a customer at risk of leaving.

Proactive care flips this dynamic on its head by using predictive analytics to identify potential outages or errors in the network and stop them before they occur. It consists of three main parts: one, constantly monitoring and measuring data on the network; two, real-time analysis of the data; and three, the most important, acting on that analysis to fix the problem.

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10 Lessons from Volleyball

I've played volleyball for over 25 years. I have traveled around the US to watch the pros live - both indoor...

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Emerging Threats Combats a Million Plus Pieces of New Malware a Week

There are 250,000 plus new pieces of malware being produced each day equating to one piece per person in the US in...

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NFV-Based Software Telcos Need OSS/BSS Interoperability

One of the goals of ETSI NFV is to allow new entrants to provide solutions to carriers based on software instead of...

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Report Excerpt: Market Launches Keep Clearwire on Target

October 20, 2009

Editor's note: The following is an excerpt from our latest quarterly report on all things Clearwire, the CLEARWIRE NTK OCTOBER 2009 (need to know) report, available now for the low low price of $4.95. In this excerpt we talk about how Clearwire's on-time, on-target market launches in Atlanta and Las Vegas, as well as a host of smaller cities, have kept the company on target with its ambitious 2009 rollout plans. For the full report, order online here. Report excerpt follows:

Vegas, Atlanta and Silicon Valley - but where is Chicago?

Easily the most positive sign for Clearwire during the hot months was its on-schedule rollout of services in Atlanta and Las Vegas, the two bigger markets Clearwire had said it would launch during the summer -- and did.



Posts about Mobile Internet as of October 20, 2009

October 20, 2009

Is There Some Programme To Use Yahoo! Answers From Mobile Phone? - webhostingresourceindex.com 10/20/2009 I like Yahoo Answers very much but I have such a work that I move much and can’t afford sitting in my pc. Can you advice me some programme that I can download to a mobile phone that would make asking-answering process easier? [...]

Posts about 4G Wireless as of October 20, 2009

October 20, 2009

MontaVista Carrier Grade Edition Linux 5.1 - embeddedstar.com 10/20/2009 MontaVista Software rolled out version 5.1 of Carrier Grade Edition (CGE) Linux. Over 30 different Linux Support Packages (LSP’s) are available immediately for CGE 5.1. The latest release of CGE Linux supports next generation 4G wireless networks including LTE and WiMAX. CGE 5.1 includes full integration of the [...]

Your Huddle Masses Yearning to be Free

October 19, 2009

Fundamentally the world of packets changed the model of communications forever from one of accessing a stream to establishing a session.  Streams are continual and choose to use them to transport, while sessions are virtual and you create them and send them off from your easiest access point to the ocean of packets passing by. 

Why the crude metaphor?   We are again at that point where the Internet is being challenged at its very core.

Fundamentally the pricing model of streams is being applied to sessions. 

The reason this is important is because the application war is heating up and questions about how numbers are being connected, applications are being allowed on networks and carriers are behaving are driving congressional letters.

If you do not want the sessions to be priced based on usage send me a note.



Tags: AppStore, Charging, Congress, regulation

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Posts about Mobile Internet as of October 17, 2009

October 17, 2009

5 O’Clock Roundup: Tech sector rebound, hedge fund fraud, mobile awards winners - venture.name 10/17/2009 Tech sector may actually be rebounding – The New York Times pulls together data points and anecdotes from all over to back up Eric Schmidt’s statement after yesterday’s earnings report, ““The worst of the recession is clearly behind us and because [...]

Posts about Mobile Internet as of October 16, 2009

October 16, 2009

Don’t outlaw successful business models on the Internet - digitalsociety.org 10/16/2009 This is the second article in the series on Net Neutrality: H.R. 3458 – A dangerous experiment in Internet regulation. Representative Ed Markey has proposed some heavy handed Net Neutrality rules in H.R. 3458 that would outlaw several [...]

Posts about 4G Wireless as of October 16, 2009

October 16, 2009

HP mini 10? netbook $249 - tightwadtechnica.com 10/15/2009 OK, so you’ve been holding out on getting a netbook because you wanted a big name US brand and Windows. The Tightwads have a slightly different take on the OS / manufacturer value combination, but we all have our preferences. Here’s the best deal weve seen for Windows fans [...]

Posts about Mobile Internet as of October 15, 2009

October 15, 2009

Samsung SPH-M8400: Features support WiBro, WCDMA and Wi-Fi - samsung-phones.org 10/15/2009 October 15th 2009 by New Samsung Cell Phones DiggSubmitThe South Korean operator KT announced One New Samsung Phones, that is the SamsungSPH-M8400, which will be released by the end of 2009. The device implements the concept of 3W, offering [...]

Posts about 4G Wireless as of October 15, 2009

October 15, 2009

A Cornucopia of Broadband - fttxtra.com 10/15/2009 Carriers have many choices for delivering broadband to residential and business subscribers. The majority of broadband services are delivered with ADSL2+ or VDSL2 over twisted pair copper or DOCSIS cable modems over hybrid fiber coax (HFC) networks, but wireless carriers will compete with 4G technologies to deliver tens or hundreds of [...]

Posts about Mobile Internet as of October 14, 2009

October 14, 2009

Is There Any New Proxies For Facebook That You Can Play Games Like Farmville On? - thecomputermaster.info 10/14/2009 Most of the ones I have that surprisingly aren’t blocked only allow you to post on walls, approve of anything in the requests, comment on stuff and upload your photos. They call proxies mobile internet now, at least [...]