Released on: January 24, 2008, 12:48 am

Press Release Author: Bharat Book Bureau

Industry: Telecommunications

Press Release Summary: How you can capitalise from the business dollar in wireless?

The enterprise market remains one of huge untapped revenue potentials for mobile
operators as they struggle with saturated penetration rates and disappointing
consumer uptake of mobile data services.

Press Release Body: Enterprises of varying size and location are embracing wireless
services in multiple ways and spending is increasing for enterprise wireless
hardware, software and services - this spend is estimated to exceed $50bn by the end
of 2005 and grow exponentially by 2010.

As wireless service providers look beyond consumer and voice services towards more
lucrative enterprise and extended data services, however, there are infrastructure,
application, security, and operational issues that must also be addressed. In
addition, standards are still emerging, continuous mobile connectivity remains a
mystery, and enterprises require greater capability, reliability and availability to
truly embrace mobility.

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Introduction

1.1 Enterprises are Increasingly Cutting the Strings
1.2 Background
1.3 Methodology
1.4 Aims and Focus of this report

Chapter 2 What Enterprises Want

2.1 Which features do enterprises view as critical?
Figure 2.1: Maturity of Wireless Business Services
2.2 Enterprise concerns with wireless deployments
Table 2.1: Survey results - Enterprise attitudes to wireless features
2.3 Enterprise wireless service features
2.3.1 Security
Chart 2.1: How do you view security in a wireless solution?
2.3.2 Reliability/extended coverage
Chart 2.2: How do you view wireless reliability/extended coverage?
2.3.3 Wireline substitution
Chart 2.3: What are your views on wireline substitution?
2.4 It\'s All About the Applications
2.4.1 Enabling mobile usage of core business applications
Table 2.2: Broadband Wireless Network Deployments
2.5 What value-added services should carriers deploy?
2.5.1 US carrier positioning

Chapter 3 Multiple Enterprise Markets

3.1 Potential wireless enterprise markets fall into three categories
Table 3.1: Enterprise Wireless Lines of Business
3.2 Current carrier services are inadequate to cater for enterprise needs
3.3 Private Wireless Infrastructure
3.3.1 WLAN implementation
3.3.2 Off-the-shelf solutions
Table 3.2: Enterprise Wireless Service Wins
3.3.3 Spectrum
3.3.4 WiMAX and broadband wireless access
Table 3.3: Enterprise Equipment Wins
3.3.5 700Mhz spectrum is creating a niche market
3.3.6 Wireless Personal Productivity
Table 3.4: Carriers\' Wireless Average Revenue per User
3.3.7 Issues with fixed/wireless substitution
3.3.8 Wireless Product/Service Enhancement
3.3.9 Case Study: Guidant Systems
Figure 3.1: LATITUDE Home Monitoring Configuration

Chapter 4 Infrastructure and Technology Considerations

4.1 Infrastructure Across the Generations
Figure 4.1: Wireless Infrastructure Timeline
Figure 4.2: Wireless Technology Paths
4.2 Inching Toward IMS
Table 4.1: Wireless Carrier CapEx, 2004-2005
4.2.1 FMC and IMS offer threats and opportunities
4.3 Service Starts With Spectrum
4.3.1 Cellular spectrum
4.3.2 Broadband PCS spectrum
4.3.3 Specialized Mobile Radio spectrum
4.3.4 Advanced Wireless Services
4.3.5 The US Spectrum Environment is at a Critical Juncture
4.4 Building the Infrastructure
4.4.1 How carrier can use WiMAX to target the enterprise
4.4.2 802.16e and the enterprise
Figure 4.2: WiMAX vendors and solutions

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