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Wednesday, November 28, 2007
Location-Based Services Make A Comeback…
Operators need to take the initiative to profit from Location-Based Services, according to a probing article published by Mobile Communications International magazine.
The advance of Global Positioning Systems technology (GPS) clearly plays in favor of location-based services - and the companies that successfully harness the technology to offer consumers services in tune with their context. Nokia certainly needs little convincing. The Finnish handset maker has already built GPS receivers into select devices, including the N95 and the aptly named Nokia 6110 Navigator. The hope is that location-based services will become the cornerstone of a variety…
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Thursday, October 04, 2007
Engaging The Enterprise & Enabling M2M
In the aftermath of ESPN and Disney it’s easy to assume the success of an MVNO rests on its ability to better deliver services in tune with our lives and lifestyles. But there is also a huge opportunity in offering services that have nothing to do with people or personalization. This detailed blog post in Phone+ points out some rather clever companies are taking advantage of a much larger opportunity: connecting inanimate objects in a ubiquitous “Internet of Things.”
MNVOs such as Aeris Wireless and KORE Telematics have found growth in communication between the world’s billions…
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Monday, August 06, 2007
MVNO Models Making Revenues
Although small in size, the Benelux region is viewed as a leader in telecoms innovation. Centrally located and home to several EU Administration Centers, Benelux has benefited from an influx of people and also infrastructure investment. Additionally, Benelux telecoms customers are sophisticated and open to new types of offerings; and operators and service providers are flexible and open to catering to niche communities.
These factors have all been beneficial to the MVNO market, creating a hotbed of diverse offerings. In the Netherlands alone, MVNOs account for 17 percent of all mobile connections (source: TelecomPaper). In Benelux,…
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