We hope that Inside Mobile Europe can better inform you of our products and services and help you meet your marketing needs. In our first edition we are happy to include the 2008 media pack. The media pack includes all advertising options and rates plus the editorial calendar. We continue to succeed in our aim of offering you targeted solutions, especially online, where our personalised newsletters and keyword alerts are now achieving great results for our partners.
As shown with the release of the latest BPA Audit certificates, Mobile Europe is now the market leading title amongst mobile operators in Europe. We go to more mobile operator readers than any other publication, a result of plenty of hard work, commitment & investment over the years. The printed version of Mobile Europe reaches 8,691Wireless Telecom Professionals, of which over 57% work within a Mobile Network Operator. That’s the biggest and most targeted European wireless readership of any title. And it’s all fully audited.
Over the next two months we’ve got some great looking features for you to get involved in. The December/ January issue will carry our annual review of the European mobile year for 2007, plus predictions for 2008, in. Packed with comment and opinions on the defining moments of 2007, this issue will also set the agenda for the year to come, with market forecasts and predictions for 2008 from top industry thinkers.
February’s issue will be distributed at the Mobile World Congress, and will carry a full preview of that show. What will the hot topics be, who will be the most talked about, what do leading industry figures want to achieve at the show? There will also be full features on Mobile Broadband Evolution, On-Device Portals, Mobile TV, Mobile Web Services, Test & Measurement and Next Generation Billing. Please do get involved.
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Wednesday, December 12, 2007
Sunday, December 2, 2007
Mobile Europe Newsletter - 30 November 2007
Airwide gets wider
Airwide Solutions splashed down in Finland this week with the acquisition of First Hop, a company that provides mobile service control and gateway technologies.
Airwide already had a mobile messaging gateway product, so why invest in FirstHop? Airwide's Jay Seaton said that although some legacy messaging vendors were struggling to provide service innovation, Airwide was definitely not one of those companies. Instead, the acquisition made sense because operators are demanding a modular approach to building messaging infrastructure (the best storage, the best router etc) and FirstHop brings to Airwide best of breed next gen messaging gateways.
Staying with messaging, NeuStar racked up another customer announcement with the news that SFR will be rolling out NeuStar's Mobile Messaging Gateway (MMG) solution to offer mobile access to MSN Messenger customers. The announcement shows there is still mileage in the gateway messaging space, as operators stick in the main with hovering up the in-line communities, alongside longer terms goals to develop their own IM communities through SMS+ type strategies.
Another mobile IM provider lost a well known industry face this week, with Oz's Beverly Wilkes heading off to voice-messaging provider Spinvox, to market their services to US consumers. Whether this is a sign of the times for Oz or not, it's too early to say.
There was significant investment news in the advertising space as well, with word that Telefonica and Vodafone have become strategic investors in mobile advertising company Amobee. It seems the operators need somewhere to go to fend off the coming advance of Google, which mobile companies fear, although they also state the company adds little value to mobile. How this investment will sit with Yahoo! though, with whom Vodafone has a very close relationship on mobile advertising, is another thing.
Finally, there was some interesting research from IMS which pointed out that, for all the talk of FMC and VoWiFi, at the start of 2006, there were globally only around ten handset models featuring built-in Wi-Fi chipsets.The count has risen to approximately 25 handset models in 2007, driven by operators of both mobile and fixed networks launching fixed-mobile services and special home-zone tariffs, IMS said. Bill Morelli, Mobile Technologies analyst at IMS Research, said that by 2012, he expected one in five handsets shipping to contain WiFi. "While this is respectable growth, it is far more moderate than what many ardent FMC supporters are projecting," Morelli said.
For our twopence worth, and having spoken to Vyke's Aaron Powers this week, we feel confirmed in this opinion even more. VoWiFi adoption will only be widespread when operators stop trying to enable it 'over here' (where they want to eat up fixed line minutes) but disable it 'over here' (where they want to stop standalone VoIP providers stealing their own minutes). At the moment the user experience is too confusing and laboured. Until there is industry momentum to enable a smoother, more integrated service, it will remain at best an enterprise and 'in the know' consumer experience.
After all, merely having WiFi enabled handsets in the market does not equal VoWiFi use
Pick of this week's stories
28 November, 2007
NeuStar and SFR offer Windows Live Messenger to mobile users in France
NeuStar has today announced that it has partnered with leading mobile phone operator SFR to bring Windows Live Messenger to SFR's 18 million customers in France.
27 November, 2007
Nokia Siemens Networks supplies new indoor mobile network coverage solution to Bouygues Telecom
Bouygues Telecom has chosen a new solution from Nokia Siemens Networks to improve indoor GSM mobile network coverage for its customers. The innovative solution, featuring small-sized base stations, allows improving and extending coverage for instance in high office
28 November, 2007
Actix introduces new multi-technology capital planning module
Actix, the specialist in Network Status Management (NSM) solutions for mobile operators, has launched a Capital Planning Module (CPM) to complement the Actix Radioplan automatic planning suite for mobile radio access networks. Actix' Radioplan CPM is said to
28 November, 2007
New research said to uncover convergence disconnect
Subscriber management, controlling identity across multiple access networks, and delivering sophisticated data services, number among the biggest convergence challenges facing service providers, according to a wide-ranging global report launched today. The independent research, sponsored by Apertio, questioned over
27 November, 2007
MACH helps Vivacell deliver Financial Clearing and IOT Check Solutions and extends contract for Data Clearing
MACH, the global clearing and settlement specialist in mobile based transactions, has today announced that VivaCell, a subsidiary of Mobile TeleSystems OJSC, has chosen MACH's Financial Clearing and IOT Check (Inter-Operator Tariff) solutions, while also extending its contract for
Airwide Solutions splashed down in Finland this week with the acquisition of First Hop, a company that provides mobile service control and gateway technologies.
Airwide already had a mobile messaging gateway product, so why invest in FirstHop? Airwide's Jay Seaton said that although some legacy messaging vendors were struggling to provide service innovation, Airwide was definitely not one of those companies. Instead, the acquisition made sense because operators are demanding a modular approach to building messaging infrastructure (the best storage, the best router etc) and FirstHop brings to Airwide best of breed next gen messaging gateways.
Staying with messaging, NeuStar racked up another customer announcement with the news that SFR will be rolling out NeuStar's Mobile Messaging Gateway (MMG) solution to offer mobile access to MSN Messenger customers. The announcement shows there is still mileage in the gateway messaging space, as operators stick in the main with hovering up the in-line communities, alongside longer terms goals to develop their own IM communities through SMS+ type strategies.
Another mobile IM provider lost a well known industry face this week, with Oz's Beverly Wilkes heading off to voice-messaging provider Spinvox, to market their services to US consumers. Whether this is a sign of the times for Oz or not, it's too early to say.
There was significant investment news in the advertising space as well, with word that Telefonica and Vodafone have become strategic investors in mobile advertising company Amobee. It seems the operators need somewhere to go to fend off the coming advance of Google, which mobile companies fear, although they also state the company adds little value to mobile. How this investment will sit with Yahoo! though, with whom Vodafone has a very close relationship on mobile advertising, is another thing.
Finally, there was some interesting research from IMS which pointed out that, for all the talk of FMC and VoWiFi, at the start of 2006, there were globally only around ten handset models featuring built-in Wi-Fi chipsets.The count has risen to approximately 25 handset models in 2007, driven by operators of both mobile and fixed networks launching fixed-mobile services and special home-zone tariffs, IMS said. Bill Morelli, Mobile Technologies analyst at IMS Research, said that by 2012, he expected one in five handsets shipping to contain WiFi. "While this is respectable growth, it is far more moderate than what many ardent FMC supporters are projecting," Morelli said.
For our twopence worth, and having spoken to Vyke's Aaron Powers this week, we feel confirmed in this opinion even more. VoWiFi adoption will only be widespread when operators stop trying to enable it 'over here' (where they want to eat up fixed line minutes) but disable it 'over here' (where they want to stop standalone VoIP providers stealing their own minutes). At the moment the user experience is too confusing and laboured. Until there is industry momentum to enable a smoother, more integrated service, it will remain at best an enterprise and 'in the know' consumer experience.
After all, merely having WiFi enabled handsets in the market does not equal VoWiFi use
Pick of this week's stories
28 November, 2007
NeuStar and SFR offer Windows Live Messenger to mobile users in France
NeuStar has today announced that it has partnered with leading mobile phone operator SFR to bring Windows Live Messenger to SFR's 18 million customers in France.
27 November, 2007
Nokia Siemens Networks supplies new indoor mobile network coverage solution to Bouygues Telecom
Bouygues Telecom has chosen a new solution from Nokia Siemens Networks to improve indoor GSM mobile network coverage for its customers. The innovative solution, featuring small-sized base stations, allows improving and extending coverage for instance in high office
28 November, 2007
Actix introduces new multi-technology capital planning module
Actix, the specialist in Network Status Management (NSM) solutions for mobile operators, has launched a Capital Planning Module (CPM) to complement the Actix Radioplan automatic planning suite for mobile radio access networks. Actix' Radioplan CPM is said to
28 November, 2007
New research said to uncover convergence disconnect
Subscriber management, controlling identity across multiple access networks, and delivering sophisticated data services, number among the biggest convergence challenges facing service providers, according to a wide-ranging global report launched today. The independent research, sponsored by Apertio, questioned over
27 November, 2007
MACH helps Vivacell deliver Financial Clearing and IOT Check Solutions and extends contract for Data Clearing
MACH, the global clearing and settlement specialist in mobile based transactions, has today announced that VivaCell, a subsidiary of Mobile TeleSystems OJSC, has chosen MACH's Financial Clearing and IOT Check (Inter-Operator Tariff) solutions, while also extending its contract for
European Communications E-Newsletter November 2007
Welcome to the November 2007 edition of the European Communications E-Newsletter.
This issue of the Newsletter contains the usual mix of news, features and information on key industry subjects and events.
In the news this month: IP Networks deployed by fixed and mobile operators will lead to mainstream Voice over IP and SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) services, driven by the increasing popularity of "smart" devices such as PDAs and smartphones, according to a new report from ABI Research.
Elsewhere, VoluBill, a leading supplier of real-time charging, control and monitoring applications for VoIP, data, messaging and content services, announced it has signed an agreement to purchase assets relating to the Dynamic Charging Platform (DCP) product business from Intec Telecom Systems.
Check out the completely redesigned European Communications website, http://www.eurocomms.com
In keeping with the flavour of European Communications online, you'll find stories that cover the length and breadth of the continent.
Meanwhile, this month's selection of features are taken from the Autumn issue of European Communications.
We hope you enjoy this latest edition.
The following links are to the Free Subscription and Reader Response sections of the website, where you can subscribe to the magazine, future E-Newsletters and Keyword Alerts. You can also request information on advertisers and sponsors, as well as specific product and service sectors. There is also a link to the Events section of the site where you will find an up-to-date listing of conferences and exhibitions on the industry.
Free subscription and reader response:subscribe
Events diary:http://www.eurocomms.com/events/
THE AUTUMN 2007 ISSUE OF EUROPEAN COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE IS NOW AVAILABLERegister here to receive every quarterly issue of Europe's leading Telecoms publication by email, free of charge, then follow the link which appears to read the new issue. To view the issue in digital format, click here:
http://viewer.zmags.co.uk/showmag.php?mid=twtqp
Pick of this month's stories
29 November, 2007
Italian operator Eutelia chooses Nokia Siemens Networks to create a high-capacity fiber optic carrier network across Italy
Nokia Siemens Networks has signed a frame agreement with Eutelia to build a high-performance fiber optic carrier network for the Italian operator. The new generation transport network will allow Eutelia to provide its customers with advanced services and
17 September, 2007
SMS - A richer experience
Will the huge success of SMS be eclipsed by later generation services? Not exactly, says Prisicilla Awde
17 September, 2007
IN-BUILDING CONNECTIVITY - Getting into the building
Andrea Casini explains how operators can look to grow their existing operations in the face of a tough market environment
29 November, 2007
Solution1 and Telstra Europe partner to deliver business communications solutions to UK businesses
Solution1, a communication service provider of managed network services, VoIP and ISP solutions, and Telstra Europe have announced a strategic partnership to deliver voice and data networking solutions to UK businesses.
17 September, 2007
COMMON ELEMENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM - Pulling it all together
The challenge for carriers today is to establish a global and standardised network operating system that ties together both networks and applications. Verizon and Nakina teamed up to use the TM Forum's NGOSS eTOM and SID solutions and
17 September, 2007
MOBILE REVENUES/MOBILE TV - Mobile moves on
Laura Marriott looks at the way operators are able to marry new technologies, such as mobile TV, with mobile marketing initiatives in order to deliver the services subscribers want, in a personalised and convenient form
14 November, 2007
Over 250m VoIP users over 3G mobile networks by 2012, claims report
A new research study from Disruptive Analysis is said to show that evolution of mobile VoIP will rapidly eclipse voice over WiFi and become a mainstream form of communication. The analyst firm predicts that the number of VoIPo3G users
17 September, 2007
FIBRE ACCESS - Broadening the band
The strategic partnership of Iskratel and Telekom Slovenije has already become a good example of mutual collaboration between a technologically leading network equipment vendor and a progressively oriented telco operator. Uros Jenko explains that both sides have participated
17 September, 2007
LEAD INTERVIEW - Quality is the key
The promise of IPTV is fraught with dangers - from outages to poor quality pictures - but effective systems test and measurement could save the day. Co-founders Alan Robinson, CEO, and Robert Winters, Chief Marketing Officer of Shenick
17 September, 2007
IMS BILLING & DEPLOYMENT - Storing up future problems?
IMS has gained substantial momentum as the standardised architecture for the convergence of communications service delivery. But many early adopters have taken a network-centric approach to the benefits of IMS deployment rather than taking a holistic view of
17 September, 2007
OSS MIDDLEWARE - The Middle Path
The move to newer generation networks has brought the realisation that a horizontal layered structure of OSS/BSS that is common across service layouts is more viable. Anita Gupta explains that in such architectures, the middleware layer acts as
19 November, 2007
VoluBill to acquire Intec DCP assets from Intec Telecom Systems
VoluBill, a leading supplier of real-time charging, control and monitoring applications for VoIP, data, messaging and content services, has today announced it has signed an agreement to purchase assets relating to the Dynamic Charging Platform (DCP) product business
17 September, 2007
WIMAX V CELLULAR - Prize Fight
How accurate is the position that WiMAX and cellular technologies stand in opposite corners in the development of wide area wireless standards? Robert Syputa takes a look
08 November, 2007
How to Expand Your Product Portfolio and Enhance Customer Service
Adopting a convergent charging strategy is increasingly important for Communications Service Providers. Why? To diversify the product portfolio, increase revenues, raise average profit per user and lower operational costs. Download an informative paper that helps you
13 November, 2007
Telia Denmark deploys Agillic's Customer Lifecycle Management (CLM) for Postpaid Solution
Agillic, the specialist in customer lifecycle management, has announced that Telia, the third largest telecom operator in Denmark has successfully deployed Agillic's CLM for Postpaid Solution. Based on an on-demand business model, the solution is designed to drive
17 September, 2007
MOBILE MUSIC - Hitting the right note
Oren Glanz looks at the future for mobile music, and what operators need to consider to ensure they don’t get left behind
20 November, 2007
SIP services will generate $150 billion in annual revenue by 2012, claims ABI Research
IP Networks deployed by fixed and mobile operators will lead to mainstream Voice over IP and SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) services, driven by the increasing popularity of "smart" devices such as PDAs and smartphones, according to a new
27 November, 2007
Nokia Siemens Networks supplies new indoor mobile network coverage solution to Bouygues Telecom
Bouygues Telecom has chosen a new solution from Nokia Siemens Networks to improve indoor GSM mobile network coverage for its customers. The innovative solution, featuring small-sized base stations, allows improving and extending coverage for instance in high office
This issue of the Newsletter contains the usual mix of news, features and information on key industry subjects and events.
In the news this month: IP Networks deployed by fixed and mobile operators will lead to mainstream Voice over IP and SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) services, driven by the increasing popularity of "smart" devices such as PDAs and smartphones, according to a new report from ABI Research.
Elsewhere, VoluBill, a leading supplier of real-time charging, control and monitoring applications for VoIP, data, messaging and content services, announced it has signed an agreement to purchase assets relating to the Dynamic Charging Platform (DCP) product business from Intec Telecom Systems.
Check out the completely redesigned European Communications website, http://www.eurocomms.com
In keeping with the flavour of European Communications online, you'll find stories that cover the length and breadth of the continent.
Meanwhile, this month's selection of features are taken from the Autumn issue of European Communications.
We hope you enjoy this latest edition.
The following links are to the Free Subscription and Reader Response sections of the website, where you can subscribe to the magazine, future E-Newsletters and Keyword Alerts. You can also request information on advertisers and sponsors, as well as specific product and service sectors. There is also a link to the Events section of the site where you will find an up-to-date listing of conferences and exhibitions on the industry.
Free subscription and reader response:subscribe
Events diary:http://www.eurocomms.com/events/
THE AUTUMN 2007 ISSUE OF EUROPEAN COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE IS NOW AVAILABLERegister here to receive every quarterly issue of Europe's leading Telecoms publication by email, free of charge, then follow the link which appears to read the new issue. To view the issue in digital format, click here:
http://viewer.zmags.co.uk/showmag.php?mid=twtqp
Pick of this month's stories
29 November, 2007
Italian operator Eutelia chooses Nokia Siemens Networks to create a high-capacity fiber optic carrier network across Italy
Nokia Siemens Networks has signed a frame agreement with Eutelia to build a high-performance fiber optic carrier network for the Italian operator. The new generation transport network will allow Eutelia to provide its customers with advanced services and
17 September, 2007
SMS - A richer experience
Will the huge success of SMS be eclipsed by later generation services? Not exactly, says Prisicilla Awde
17 September, 2007
IN-BUILDING CONNECTIVITY - Getting into the building
Andrea Casini explains how operators can look to grow their existing operations in the face of a tough market environment
29 November, 2007
Solution1 and Telstra Europe partner to deliver business communications solutions to UK businesses
Solution1, a communication service provider of managed network services, VoIP and ISP solutions, and Telstra Europe have announced a strategic partnership to deliver voice and data networking solutions to UK businesses.
17 September, 2007
COMMON ELEMENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM - Pulling it all together
The challenge for carriers today is to establish a global and standardised network operating system that ties together both networks and applications. Verizon and Nakina teamed up to use the TM Forum's NGOSS eTOM and SID solutions and
17 September, 2007
MOBILE REVENUES/MOBILE TV - Mobile moves on
Laura Marriott looks at the way operators are able to marry new technologies, such as mobile TV, with mobile marketing initiatives in order to deliver the services subscribers want, in a personalised and convenient form
14 November, 2007
Over 250m VoIP users over 3G mobile networks by 2012, claims report
A new research study from Disruptive Analysis is said to show that evolution of mobile VoIP will rapidly eclipse voice over WiFi and become a mainstream form of communication. The analyst firm predicts that the number of VoIPo3G users
17 September, 2007
FIBRE ACCESS - Broadening the band
The strategic partnership of Iskratel and Telekom Slovenije has already become a good example of mutual collaboration between a technologically leading network equipment vendor and a progressively oriented telco operator. Uros Jenko explains that both sides have participated
17 September, 2007
LEAD INTERVIEW - Quality is the key
The promise of IPTV is fraught with dangers - from outages to poor quality pictures - but effective systems test and measurement could save the day. Co-founders Alan Robinson, CEO, and Robert Winters, Chief Marketing Officer of Shenick
17 September, 2007
IMS BILLING & DEPLOYMENT - Storing up future problems?
IMS has gained substantial momentum as the standardised architecture for the convergence of communications service delivery. But many early adopters have taken a network-centric approach to the benefits of IMS deployment rather than taking a holistic view of
17 September, 2007
OSS MIDDLEWARE - The Middle Path
The move to newer generation networks has brought the realisation that a horizontal layered structure of OSS/BSS that is common across service layouts is more viable. Anita Gupta explains that in such architectures, the middleware layer acts as
19 November, 2007
VoluBill to acquire Intec DCP assets from Intec Telecom Systems
VoluBill, a leading supplier of real-time charging, control and monitoring applications for VoIP, data, messaging and content services, has today announced it has signed an agreement to purchase assets relating to the Dynamic Charging Platform (DCP) product business
17 September, 2007
WIMAX V CELLULAR - Prize Fight
How accurate is the position that WiMAX and cellular technologies stand in opposite corners in the development of wide area wireless standards? Robert Syputa takes a look
08 November, 2007
How to Expand Your Product Portfolio and Enhance Customer Service
Adopting a convergent charging strategy is increasingly important for Communications Service Providers. Why? To diversify the product portfolio, increase revenues, raise average profit per user and lower operational costs. Download an informative paper that helps you
13 November, 2007
Telia Denmark deploys Agillic's Customer Lifecycle Management (CLM) for Postpaid Solution
Agillic, the specialist in customer lifecycle management, has announced that Telia, the third largest telecom operator in Denmark has successfully deployed Agillic's CLM for Postpaid Solution. Based on an on-demand business model, the solution is designed to drive
17 September, 2007
MOBILE MUSIC - Hitting the right note
Oren Glanz looks at the future for mobile music, and what operators need to consider to ensure they don’t get left behind
20 November, 2007
SIP services will generate $150 billion in annual revenue by 2012, claims ABI Research
IP Networks deployed by fixed and mobile operators will lead to mainstream Voice over IP and SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) services, driven by the increasing popularity of "smart" devices such as PDAs and smartphones, according to a new
27 November, 2007
Nokia Siemens Networks supplies new indoor mobile network coverage solution to Bouygues Telecom
Bouygues Telecom has chosen a new solution from Nokia Siemens Networks to improve indoor GSM mobile network coverage for its customers. The innovative solution, featuring small-sized base stations, allows improving and extending coverage for instance in high office
Tuesday, November 6, 2007
Microsoft Security Summit 2007
Is Your Software SECURE?
Improper code security, SQL Injection, compromised web applications are just some of the ways for hackers to attack. As a software professional, it is imperative that you have the skills and knowledge about developing secure software products and applications. That’s exactly why you need to be a part of the Microsoft Security Summit 2007! To be held in Mumbai, Pune, Kolkata, and Chennai, this summit presents itself as a fabulous opportunity to know all there is to know in the Developer Security world.
Should be attended by.........
Software developers, Analysts, Architects, Project Managers
Why?
•To gain understanding of the overall software security threats and challenges.
•Learn about the Security Development Lifecycle.
•Understand the challenges faced and how Microsoft is trying to address them.
•Make this an interactive platform where feedback can be shared with Microsoft on its Security initiatives.
When & Where?
21st November, 2007 Grand Hyatt, Mumbai Register Now
23rd November, 2007 Taj Blue Diamond, Pune Register Now
6th December, 2007 Taj Bengal, Kolkata Register Now
14th December, 2007 The Park, Chennai Register Now
View Agenda : http://www.microsoft.com/india/security/ss-dev.aspx
If you have any questions, please send an email to - securitysummit@erfolgcs.com
Be amongst the first 200 to register at the venue on the day of the event and walk away with a free copy of “The Security Development Lifecycle” by Michael Howard, worth Rs. 395/-
In addition to this, you could also receive Certification Discount vouchers. This limited period Second Shot Offer provides upto 25% discount on certification exams, in addition to a second shot at the exam at no additional cost.
Monday, November 5, 2007
European Communications E-Newsletter October 2007
European Communications E-Newsletter October 2007
Welcome to the October 2007 edition of the European Communications E-Newsletter.
This issue of the Newsletter contains the usual mix of news, features and information on key industry subjects and events.
In the news this month: Nokia Siemens Networks and Deutsche Telekom have signed an agreement that makes Nokia Siemens Networks a strategic partner to Deutsche Telekom. As part of the agreement, Nokia Siemens Networks will assume control of Vivento Technical Services (VTS) - a division of Vivento, Deutsche Telekom's personnel service provider - and has signed a managed services contract said to be worth nearly €300 million over the next five years.
Elsewhere, the move by Vodafone to purchase Tele2's fixed network assets in Italy and Spain for EUR775 million has demonstrated the increasing importance of fixed broadband services in the mobile operator service portfolio, according to research specialist, Analysys. Effectively, mobile-only operators are being forced to use fixed revenues in order to boost revenues, it says.
WEBSITE REDESIGN
Check out the completely redesigned European Communications website, http://www.eurocomms.com
In keeping with the flavour of European Communications online, you'll find stories that cover the length and breadth of the continent.
Meanwhile, this month's selection of features are taken from the Autumn issue of European Communications.
We hope you enjoy this latest edition.
The following links are to the Free Subscription and Reader Response sections of the website, where you can subscribe to the magazine, future E-Newsletters and Keyword Alerts. You can also request information on advertisers and sponsors, as well as specific product and service sectors. There is also a link to the Events section of the site where you will find an up-to-date listing of conferences and exhibitions on the industry.
Free subscription and reader response:subscribe
Events diary:http://www.eurocomms.com/events/
THE AUTUMN 2007 ISSUE OF EUROPEAN COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE IS NOW AVAILABLE
Register here to receive every quarterly issue of Europe's leading Telecoms publication by email, free of charge, then follow the link which appears to read the new issue. To view the issue in digital format, click here
Patents & Standards in the Communication Industry
If your responsibilities include any aspect of the negotiation of licenses to implement standards, litigation and enforcement of your technology patents then there is one place you need to be this February.
C5's Patents & Standards in the Communication Industry returns in London on 27-28 February 2008, more practical, topical, and content-packed than ever.
This unique Forum will present 2 days of highly topical, specialist industry discussions, expert analysis, and practical strategies that will ensure you:
Make the most out of the Interface between Standards and Patents in Telecom Industry
Understand your contractual obligations to Standards-Setting Organisations
Incorporate the key competition considerations into your licenses negotiation strategy
Overcoming "Open Source" and "Open Standards" related issues
Manage the business and legal risks of using open source code
Build, exploit and protect your patent portfolio to effectively maximise it value
Implement the best strategies for enforcing your technology patent
DON'T MISS OUT on our extra, optional Master Class: <<>>
To find out more & to book your place(s) click www.c5-online.com/communication we are looking forward to welcoming you on the 27th -29th February 2008.Book now and save 10% off the delegate fee until 31st Oct 2007. Please quote 722L08.EUROCOMM in all your correspondence, or email Cordelia Ekeocha c.ekeocha@c5-online.com
Pick of this month's stories
Welcome to the October 2007 edition of the European Communications E-Newsletter.
This issue of the Newsletter contains the usual mix of news, features and information on key industry subjects and events.
In the news this month: Nokia Siemens Networks and Deutsche Telekom have signed an agreement that makes Nokia Siemens Networks a strategic partner to Deutsche Telekom. As part of the agreement, Nokia Siemens Networks will assume control of Vivento Technical Services (VTS) - a division of Vivento, Deutsche Telekom's personnel service provider - and has signed a managed services contract said to be worth nearly €300 million over the next five years.
Elsewhere, the move by Vodafone to purchase Tele2's fixed network assets in Italy and Spain for EUR775 million has demonstrated the increasing importance of fixed broadband services in the mobile operator service portfolio, according to research specialist, Analysys. Effectively, mobile-only operators are being forced to use fixed revenues in order to boost revenues, it says.
WEBSITE REDESIGN
Check out the completely redesigned European Communications website, http://www.eurocomms.com
In keeping with the flavour of European Communications online, you'll find stories that cover the length and breadth of the continent.
Meanwhile, this month's selection of features are taken from the Autumn issue of European Communications.
We hope you enjoy this latest edition.
The following links are to the Free Subscription and Reader Response sections of the website, where you can subscribe to the magazine, future E-Newsletters and Keyword Alerts. You can also request information on advertisers and sponsors, as well as specific product and service sectors. There is also a link to the Events section of the site where you will find an up-to-date listing of conferences and exhibitions on the industry.
Free subscription and reader response:subscribe
Events diary:http://www.eurocomms.com/events/
THE AUTUMN 2007 ISSUE OF EUROPEAN COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE IS NOW AVAILABLE
Register here to receive every quarterly issue of Europe's leading Telecoms publication by email, free of charge, then follow the link which appears to read the new issue. To view the issue in digital format, click here
Patents & Standards in the Communication Industry
If your responsibilities include any aspect of the negotiation of licenses to implement standards, litigation and enforcement of your technology patents then there is one place you need to be this February.
C5's Patents & Standards in the Communication Industry returns in London on 27-28 February 2008, more practical, topical, and content-packed than ever.
This unique Forum will present 2 days of highly topical, specialist industry discussions, expert analysis, and practical strategies that will ensure you:
Make the most out of the Interface between Standards and Patents in Telecom Industry
Understand your contractual obligations to Standards-Setting Organisations
Incorporate the key competition considerations into your licenses negotiation strategy
Overcoming "Open Source" and "Open Standards" related issues
Manage the business and legal risks of using open source code
Build, exploit and protect your patent portfolio to effectively maximise it value
Implement the best strategies for enforcing your technology patent
DON'T MISS OUT on our extra, optional Master Class: <<>>
To find out more & to book your place(s) click www.c5-online.com/communication we are looking forward to welcoming you on the 27th -29th February 2008.Book now and save 10% off the delegate fee until 31st Oct 2007. Please quote 722L08.EUROCOMM in all your correspondence, or email Cordelia Ekeocha c.ekeocha@c5-online.com
Pick of this month's stories
10 October 2007
InformationWeek ranks Convergys in top 10 for innovative use of technology
Convergys Corporation, a global leader in customer care, human resources , and billing services , has announced its selection to the InformationWeek 500 Top 10, a prestigious list that recognizes companies for their innovative use of technology.
23 October 2007
Mobile-only operators forced to use fixed networks to boost revenues, says Analysys
The move by Vodafone to purchase Tele2's fixed network assets in Italy and Spain for EUR775 million demonstrates the increasing importance of fixed broadband services in the mobile operator service portfolio, according to research specialist, Analysys.
16 October 2007
Ukraine's Datagroup selects Comptel Fulfillment Solution
Comptel Corporation, the vendor of dynamic Operations Support System (OSS) software, has announced today that Datagroup, a fixed, broadband and satellite service provider in Ukraine, has selected Comptel Fulfillment Solution to provision their network and activate services faster
23 October 2007
KPN opens door to lucrative international networking contracts for UK channel
KPN International, the business unit of Netherlands based and multinational telecoms leader KPN, is launching a new way for UK channel partners to extend their international offering. KPN International is launching its Business Partner Programme as the demand
23 October 2007
Nokia Siemens Networks and Deutsche Telekom have today signed a wide-ranging partnership agreement that places Nokia Siemens Networks as a strategic partner to Deutsche Telekom. Under the terms of the agreement, Nokia Siemens Networks will assume control of
17 September 2007
TELECOM ECONOMICS - Power Play
In the first of a regular column for European Communications, Benoit Reillier looks at the role played by regulators and politicians in the rapidly changing telecoms arena
17 September 2007
MANAGED NETWORKS - The right tools for the job
Telcos are good at ‘factory’ service provision but it’s an ethos that doesn’t fit with enterprise demands for highly complex ICT outsourcing. To tap that market, telcos will have to up their game and invest, says Leo McCloskey
17 September 2007
CEM - King Customer
Customer Experience Management (CEM) is a crucial process for mobile network operators and communication service providers in general. It places the customer at the centre of a converging communications environment, finally recognising that it is the end-users’ response
17 September 2007
MOBILE ADVERTISING - Make it personal
Mobile operators need to adopt an approach that allows them to target specific users with relevant advertisements, while, at the same time, managing the overall ad-related user experience, including user privacy and charging aspects, explains Danny Kalish
17 September 2007
BROADBAND SERVICES - A fibre-rich diet
In telecommunications, as in many other industries, success usually comes from careful planning. Danny Berko and Ron Levin explain that planning now for the deployment of effective and proven deep fibre platforms will help meet the demands of
17 September 2007
CWDM - A low risk tactic
CWDM technology provides the answer to bridging demand for bandwidth, both fast and cost effectively says Francis Nedvidek
17 September 2007
TMW AMERICAS PREVIEW - Under one roof
European Communications previews the TM Forum’s take on the converging industries of telecom, cable, content, media and the Internet at TMW Americas
17 September 2007
SUBSCRIBER MANAGEMENT - Intelligent identification
The telecoms market is renowned for its rapid billing cycles, but service creation has always been expensive, time-consuming and operator-led. Antoine Guy explains that a new approach promises to revolutionise this situation by addressing the very core of
17 September 2007
BUSINESS TRANSFORMATION IN C&E EUROPE - New Models
Eastern European telecoms is poised to enter a new phase. The big mobile players that dominate the region’s telecoms markets are eager to transform their business models. With their networks mostly built-out and their subscriber numbers built-up to
17 September 2007
CDI - MDM - Creating the Master Record
In an era of commoditisation, competition and churn, it is becoming increasingly difficult for telecommunications providers to find meaningful market differentiators. Superior customer service offers a solution, but, to be truly effective, it requires superior customer information, explains
Mobile Europe's Newsweek
Mobile Europe's newsweek
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In the news this week: research commissioned by TruePosition has revealed that, on average, 70% of consumers are receptive to advertisement-sponsored local search services which, says the LBS specialist, could prove to be a 'significant new source of revenue for mobile operators'.
"Location based services have been met with extreme cynicism in Europe over the last few years. They have promised much and delivered little. But these research findings clearly demonstrate that we are now experiencing something of an LBS renaissance," said Robert Morrison, Senior Vice President of Market and Business Development. "The technology, handsets and high bandwidth networks now exist to deliver the accuracy to ensure the best possible user experience. This will pave the way for LBS to deliver the revenues they have always promised and drive demand for the innovative services highlighted in our study."
Elsewhere, the International 450 Association (IA450) has announced its support of dual band CDMA2000 (IMT-MC) in 450Mhz and 2100MHz bands, as a 'superior option' for operators looking to expand network capacity and at the same time maintain strong coverage in low population density areas. Vadim Belyavskiy, IA450 Board Member, Technical Development Director, Moscow Cellular Communications, Skylink (Russia) and Piermario Di Pietro, CEO, Telemobil (Zapp Romania) set out the advantages of network operations in CDMA450 & 2100 MHz band at the 450 MHz Digitalization Conference, recently held in Lisbon, Portugal.
Pick of this week's stories
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01 November, 2007
International 450 Association endorses dual band IMT-MC 450/2100 networks
The International 450 Association (IA450) has announced its support of dual band CDMA2000 (IMT-MC) in 450Mhz and 2100MHz bands, as a 'superior option' for operators looking to expand network capacity and at the same time maintain strong coverage
29 October, 2007
QuickLogic adds a high-speed SPI Host Controller option into its CSSP library
QuickLogic has announced the addition of a SPI (serial peripheral interconnect) Host Controller to its customer specific standard product (CSSP) functional library. The SPI interface gives mobile device designers a low pin-count alternative to SDIO or mini-PCI for
29 October, 2007
New research said to reveal clear opportunities for location based services in the UK, Spain and US
TruePosition, the provider of wireless location technologies and solutions and a subsidiary of Liberty Media Corporation, has announced the findings of a significant research study undertaken with IDC. One key outcome revealed that, on average, 70% of consumers are
29 October, 2007
Geodesic launches Mundu IM
Geodesic, a specialist in mobile networking and communications, has announced the European launch of its Mundu IM tool.
30 October, 2007
Huawei launches new generation WiMAX commercial solution
Huawei Technologies has recently rolled out its New Generation WiMAX commercial solution, with integrated 4G mobile technologies which is claimed to provide operators with 30% cost-savings on base stations while doubling their system capability.
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In the news this week: research commissioned by TruePosition has revealed that, on average, 70% of consumers are receptive to advertisement-sponsored local search services which, says the LBS specialist, could prove to be a 'significant new source of revenue for mobile operators'.
"Location based services have been met with extreme cynicism in Europe over the last few years. They have promised much and delivered little. But these research findings clearly demonstrate that we are now experiencing something of an LBS renaissance," said Robert Morrison, Senior Vice President of Market and Business Development. "The technology, handsets and high bandwidth networks now exist to deliver the accuracy to ensure the best possible user experience. This will pave the way for LBS to deliver the revenues they have always promised and drive demand for the innovative services highlighted in our study."
Elsewhere, the International 450 Association (IA450) has announced its support of dual band CDMA2000 (IMT-MC) in 450Mhz and 2100MHz bands, as a 'superior option' for operators looking to expand network capacity and at the same time maintain strong coverage in low population density areas. Vadim Belyavskiy, IA450 Board Member, Technical Development Director, Moscow Cellular Communications, Skylink (Russia) and Piermario Di Pietro, CEO, Telemobil (Zapp Romania) set out the advantages of network operations in CDMA450 & 2100 MHz band at the 450 MHz Digitalization Conference, recently held in Lisbon, Portugal.
Pick of this week's stories
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01 November, 2007
International 450 Association endorses dual band IMT-MC 450/2100 networks
The International 450 Association (IA450) has announced its support of dual band CDMA2000 (IMT-MC) in 450Mhz and 2100MHz bands, as a 'superior option' for operators looking to expand network capacity and at the same time maintain strong coverage
29 October, 2007
QuickLogic adds a high-speed SPI Host Controller option into its CSSP library
QuickLogic has announced the addition of a SPI (serial peripheral interconnect) Host Controller to its customer specific standard product (CSSP) functional library. The SPI interface gives mobile device designers a low pin-count alternative to SDIO or mini-PCI for
29 October, 2007
New research said to reveal clear opportunities for location based services in the UK, Spain and US
TruePosition, the provider of wireless location technologies and solutions and a subsidiary of Liberty Media Corporation, has announced the findings of a significant research study undertaken with IDC. One key outcome revealed that, on average, 70% of consumers are
29 October, 2007
Geodesic launches Mundu IM
Geodesic, a specialist in mobile networking and communications, has announced the European launch of its Mundu IM tool.
30 October, 2007
Huawei launches new generation WiMAX commercial solution
Huawei Technologies has recently rolled out its New Generation WiMAX commercial solution, with integrated 4G mobile technologies which is claimed to provide operators with 30% cost-savings on base stations while doubling their system capability.
Sunday, September 30, 2007
Symbian Smartphone Show
Welcome to the Symbian Smartphone Show
Taking our world with us
3500 delegates, 120 exhibitors, 60 seminars, 10 keynotes - one show
Register now | Full Agenda | Download the brochure | Visit the website
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Show Latest:
Keynotes finalised: 11 key figures from the smartphone industry share their views
Hear from: Nigel Clifford, CEO, Symbian • Toshio Miki, Associate Senior Vice President, NTT DoCoMo • Lee Williams, Senior Vice President, Software Platforms, Nokia • Bobby Rao, Corporate Strategy Director, Group Strategy, Vodafone • Mats Lindoff, CTO, Sony Ericsson • David Wood, EVP Research, Symbian • Mike Lazaridis, President and Co-CEO, RIM • Dr. Dohun Kwon, Managing Director and VP Samsung Electronics • Sandeep Chennakeshu, Senior Vice President and General Manager Wireless & Mobile Systems Group, Freescale • Guido Mangiagalli, Head of New Channels, Visa • Tomi Ahonen, Best selling Author (Full agenda...)
New speaker: Dr. Dohun Kwon, Managing Director and VP of Samsung Electronics
Dr. Dohun Kwon is Managing Director and VP at Samsung Electronics. He is a board member of Symbian. Dr. Kwon was leading a software development team for CDMA terminal of Korean and USA market (more...)
New Terminal Host: SHARP
The Smartphone Show is the only European event in the 2nd half where you can meet with ALL of the major handset manufacturers. Fujitsu, LG, Motorola, Nokia, Samsung, Sony Ericsson and now SHARP are all at the show. (more...)
New speaker: Sandeep Chennakeshu, Ph D., SVP and General Manager Wireless & Mobile Systems Group, Freescale
Sandeep Chennakeshu is senior vice president and general manager of the Wireless & Mobile Systems Group at Freescale Semiconductor, the global leader in embedded processing solutions. (more...)
New speaker: Mike Lazaridis, President And Co-Ceo, Research In Motion
Mr. Lazaridis is known in the global wireless community as a visionary, innovator, and engineer of extraordinary talent. He traces his passion for his work to his hometown of Windsor, Ontario where his love of science and fascination with electronics were nurtured in supportive family and school environments. (more...)
________________________________________
Show Highlights:
Free seminars and keynote speeches
The Symbian Smartphone Show is free to attend - not just the fantastic show floor where the entire smartphone industry meet to do business, but also the 3 themed seminar theatres (more than 60 speaker presentations) and the industry keynote speeches (11 industry leaders present their views on the smartphone industry). (more...)
Show Features
• 120 Exhibitors
• Keynote Presentations
FREE to attend
• Seminar theatres
FREE to attend
• Symbian Developer Network Live!
• The Terminal
• Developer Training
Event Sponsor
Sponsors
Media Partners
The Symbian Developer Network will be live at the show
Symbian Developer Network LIVE! For developers, the Symbian Developer Network is going live, quite literally, at the show and is your chance to meet the people who produce the SDN; research the ASD exam questions and run the Symbian Academy (more...)
Developer training
As an integral part of the Symbian Smartphone Show; the Developer Training Classroom will consist of four x 2.5 hour intensive mini courses designed to provide you with comprehensive hands-on training. (more...)
________________________________________
More about the event:
Don't miss the biggest smartphone event of the year with the opportunity to experience the future of mobile direct from the industry's most forward-thinking players.
The world's biggest brands are going mobile and they're doing it first on smartphones. Consumer electronics, Internet, entertainment, commerce and publishing are all going mobile and they need your help to get there.
At the show:
• Here & Now - Today's most successful smartphone services, presented by leading innovators and entrepreneurs
• Mobile Futures - Ground-breaking technology that will power tomorrow's phones and deliver tomorrow's experiences
• Symbian Developer Network Live! - All the tools and support needed to build the future of mobile
• My Show - Log in to meet and network with the smartphone community; before, during and after the event
Speakers include:
Nigel Clifford,
CEO,
Symbian Toshio Miki,
Associate Senior Vice President,
NTT DoCoMo Lee Williams,
Senior VP,
Nokia Bobby
Yerramilli-Rao
Corporate Strategy Director
Vodafone
Mats Lindoff,
CVP & CTO,
Sony Ericsson David Wood,
EVP Research,
Symbian Mike Lazaridis,
President and Co-CEO,
RIM Dr. Dohun Kwon,
Managing Director and VP
Samsung Electronics
Sandeep Chennakeshu
SVP & GM, Wireless & Mobile Systems Group
Freescale Guido Mangiagalli
Head of New Channels,
Visa Europe Tomi T Ahonen
Best Selling Author Padmasree Warrior
EVP and CTO
Motorola
Taking our world with us
3500 delegates, 120 exhibitors, 60 seminars, 10 keynotes - one show
Register now | Full Agenda | Download the brochure | Visit the website
________________________________________
Show Latest:
Keynotes finalised: 11 key figures from the smartphone industry share their views
Hear from: Nigel Clifford, CEO, Symbian • Toshio Miki, Associate Senior Vice President, NTT DoCoMo • Lee Williams, Senior Vice President, Software Platforms, Nokia • Bobby Rao, Corporate Strategy Director, Group Strategy, Vodafone • Mats Lindoff, CTO, Sony Ericsson • David Wood, EVP Research, Symbian • Mike Lazaridis, President and Co-CEO, RIM • Dr. Dohun Kwon, Managing Director and VP Samsung Electronics • Sandeep Chennakeshu, Senior Vice President and General Manager Wireless & Mobile Systems Group, Freescale • Guido Mangiagalli, Head of New Channels, Visa • Tomi Ahonen, Best selling Author (Full agenda...)
New speaker: Dr. Dohun Kwon, Managing Director and VP of Samsung Electronics
Dr. Dohun Kwon is Managing Director and VP at Samsung Electronics. He is a board member of Symbian. Dr. Kwon was leading a software development team for CDMA terminal of Korean and USA market (more...)
New Terminal Host: SHARP
The Smartphone Show is the only European event in the 2nd half where you can meet with ALL of the major handset manufacturers. Fujitsu, LG, Motorola, Nokia, Samsung, Sony Ericsson and now SHARP are all at the show. (more...)
New speaker: Sandeep Chennakeshu, Ph D., SVP and General Manager Wireless & Mobile Systems Group, Freescale
Sandeep Chennakeshu is senior vice president and general manager of the Wireless & Mobile Systems Group at Freescale Semiconductor, the global leader in embedded processing solutions. (more...)
New speaker: Mike Lazaridis, President And Co-Ceo, Research In Motion
Mr. Lazaridis is known in the global wireless community as a visionary, innovator, and engineer of extraordinary talent. He traces his passion for his work to his hometown of Windsor, Ontario where his love of science and fascination with electronics were nurtured in supportive family and school environments. (more...)
________________________________________
Show Highlights:
Free seminars and keynote speeches
The Symbian Smartphone Show is free to attend - not just the fantastic show floor where the entire smartphone industry meet to do business, but also the 3 themed seminar theatres (more than 60 speaker presentations) and the industry keynote speeches (11 industry leaders present their views on the smartphone industry). (more...)
Show Features
• 120 Exhibitors
• Keynote Presentations
FREE to attend
• Seminar theatres
FREE to attend
• Symbian Developer Network Live!
• The Terminal
• Developer Training
Event Sponsor
Sponsors
Media Partners
The Symbian Developer Network will be live at the show
Symbian Developer Network LIVE! For developers, the Symbian Developer Network is going live, quite literally, at the show and is your chance to meet the people who produce the SDN; research the ASD exam questions and run the Symbian Academy (more...)
Developer training
As an integral part of the Symbian Smartphone Show; the Developer Training Classroom will consist of four x 2.5 hour intensive mini courses designed to provide you with comprehensive hands-on training. (more...)
________________________________________
More about the event:
Don't miss the biggest smartphone event of the year with the opportunity to experience the future of mobile direct from the industry's most forward-thinking players.
The world's biggest brands are going mobile and they're doing it first on smartphones. Consumer electronics, Internet, entertainment, commerce and publishing are all going mobile and they need your help to get there.
At the show:
• Here & Now - Today's most successful smartphone services, presented by leading innovators and entrepreneurs
• Mobile Futures - Ground-breaking technology that will power tomorrow's phones and deliver tomorrow's experiences
• Symbian Developer Network Live! - All the tools and support needed to build the future of mobile
• My Show - Log in to meet and network with the smartphone community; before, during and after the event
Speakers include:
Nigel Clifford,
CEO,
Symbian Toshio Miki,
Associate Senior Vice President,
NTT DoCoMo Lee Williams,
Senior VP,
Nokia Bobby
Yerramilli-Rao
Corporate Strategy Director
Vodafone
Mats Lindoff,
CVP & CTO,
Sony Ericsson David Wood,
EVP Research,
Symbian Mike Lazaridis,
President and Co-CEO,
RIM Dr. Dohun Kwon,
Managing Director and VP
Samsung Electronics
Sandeep Chennakeshu
SVP & GM, Wireless & Mobile Systems Group
Freescale Guido Mangiagalli
Head of New Channels,
Visa Europe Tomi T Ahonen
Best Selling Author Padmasree Warrior
EVP and CTO
Motorola
Friday, September 7, 2007
MSDN Magazine and Dr. Dobbs Journal for FREE
Did you know that you can subscribe to the digital editions of MSDN Magazine and Dr. Dobbs Journal for FREE?
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Mobile Europe September Magazine
I'm very pleased to bring you your September issue of Mobile Europe.
This month we have great features from Tony Dennis examining the mobile gaming market, and from Priscilla Awde getting into the nitty gritty of mobile broadband and, specifically, mobile WiMAX. We’ve also got a special focus on mobile TV, and an article explaining the implications of NFC on the SIM card. There's also a lead industry interview with Alcatel-Lucent's Herbert Mittermayr, looking at the demand for DVB-SH.
If none of that sounds like your kind of thing, don’t forget the digital issue is fully-searchable. You can even make PDFs of pages or articles you like, or send pages via email to your contacts.
Enjoy the Issue by clicking here http://viewer.zmags.com/showmag.php?mid=rhqgq
This month we have great features from Tony Dennis examining the mobile gaming market, and from Priscilla Awde getting into the nitty gritty of mobile broadband and, specifically, mobile WiMAX. We’ve also got a special focus on mobile TV, and an article explaining the implications of NFC on the SIM card. There's also a lead industry interview with Alcatel-Lucent's Herbert Mittermayr, looking at the demand for DVB-SH.
If none of that sounds like your kind of thing, don’t forget the digital issue is fully-searchable. You can even make PDFs of pages or articles you like, or send pages via email to your contacts.
Enjoy the Issue by clicking here http://viewer.zmags.com/showmag.php?mid=rhqgq
Thursday, August 16, 2007
Microsoft Technologies Live WebCasts
Just One Click to register and learn Microsoft New Technologies with Microsoft Experts Help.
ASP.NET 2.0 Deployment - Tips and Tricks: Get familiar with the compilation model of ASP.NET 2.0 and understand how it works when it comes to deployment. Analyse various deployment models available with ASP.NET 2.0 and Visual Studio 2005 and learn to choose an appropriate deployment model.Presenter: Harish Ranganathan Date: August 27, 2007
AJAX Enabling your ASP.NET 2.0 Applications Tips and Tricks: Understand how you can AJAX enable your existing ASP.NET 2.0 Applications. This session details the various steps involved in getting your ASP.NET 2.0 Application AJAX enabled and provides tips and tricks on getting started quickly with ASP.NET AJAX.Presenter: Harish Ranganathan Date: August 28, 2007
SQL Server 2005: Reading Execution Plans: The toughest part of any query analysis is reading the execution plans. Take a walk through various operators and their meaning in the context of the execution plan and check out the differences between SQL Server 2000 & SQL Server 2005.Presenter: Vinod Kumar Date: August 28, 2007
SQL Server 2005: Query Tuning: In application development everyone is faced with a need to tune their applications query. Learn the various query tuning parameters and tools that can be used with SQL Server 2005.Presenter: Vinod Kumar Date: August 29, 2007
Advanced ASP.NET AJAX: An advanced session on ASP.NET AJAX covering topics on web service call backs, predictive fetch patterns, paging pattern and internals of ASP.NET AJAX including the Update Panel internals.Presenter: Harish Ranganathan Date: August 29, 2007
ASP.NET "Futures" – a peep into what is coming up in vNext: Take a peep into ASP.NET "Futures" - features that are part of the next version of ASP.NET. This session introduces you to the Dynamic Data Controls, Dynamic Languages, Data binding techniques, etc.Presenter: Harish Ranganathan Date: August 30, 2007
What is new in Visual Studio 2008 for Web Developers: Get an insight into what's new for Web Developers with Visual Studio 2008. Get an overview of the various new features of Visual Studio 2008 that help in web development like support for JavaScript Intellisense, CSS Selectors, Nested Master Page Editing, etc.Presenter: Harish Ranganathan Date: August 31, 2007
ASP.NET 2.0 Deployment - Tips and Tricks: Get familiar with the compilation model of ASP.NET 2.0 and understand how it works when it comes to deployment. Analyse various deployment models available with ASP.NET 2.0 and Visual Studio 2005 and learn to choose an appropriate deployment model.Presenter: Harish Ranganathan Date: August 27, 2007
AJAX Enabling your ASP.NET 2.0 Applications Tips and Tricks: Understand how you can AJAX enable your existing ASP.NET 2.0 Applications. This session details the various steps involved in getting your ASP.NET 2.0 Application AJAX enabled and provides tips and tricks on getting started quickly with ASP.NET AJAX.Presenter: Harish Ranganathan Date: August 28, 2007
SQL Server 2005: Reading Execution Plans: The toughest part of any query analysis is reading the execution plans. Take a walk through various operators and their meaning in the context of the execution plan and check out the differences between SQL Server 2000 & SQL Server 2005.Presenter: Vinod Kumar Date: August 28, 2007
SQL Server 2005: Query Tuning: In application development everyone is faced with a need to tune their applications query. Learn the various query tuning parameters and tools that can be used with SQL Server 2005.Presenter: Vinod Kumar Date: August 29, 2007
Advanced ASP.NET AJAX: An advanced session on ASP.NET AJAX covering topics on web service call backs, predictive fetch patterns, paging pattern and internals of ASP.NET AJAX including the Update Panel internals.Presenter: Harish Ranganathan Date: August 29, 2007
ASP.NET "Futures" – a peep into what is coming up in vNext: Take a peep into ASP.NET "Futures" - features that are part of the next version of ASP.NET. This session introduces you to the Dynamic Data Controls, Dynamic Languages, Data binding techniques, etc.Presenter: Harish Ranganathan Date: August 30, 2007
What is new in Visual Studio 2008 for Web Developers: Get an insight into what's new for Web Developers with Visual Studio 2008. Get an overview of the various new features of Visual Studio 2008 that help in web development like support for JavaScript Intellisense, CSS Selectors, Nested Master Page Editing, etc.Presenter: Harish Ranganathan Date: August 31, 2007
Friday, August 10, 2007
Mobile Europe Digital Magazine
Here you can read what new features are going to come in Mobile in the feature. Mainly you come to know about Mobile World.
Mobile Europe is now offering a fantastic new reader experience: a searchable, interactive digital issue, which you can access for free, five days before anyone receives the print issue - with just one click.
In this issue, you will find analysis of all the key areas driving the mobile industry, including extensive news coverage and features focussing on emerging technologies, management and revenue opportunities.
Here is the link for July/August 2007 Mobile Europe Digital Edition.
http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=rdghd
Mobile Europe is now offering a fantastic new reader experience: a searchable, interactive digital issue, which you can access for free, five days before anyone receives the print issue - with just one click.
In this issue, you will find analysis of all the key areas driving the mobile industry, including extensive news coverage and features focussing on emerging technologies, management and revenue opportunities.
Here is the link for July/August 2007 Mobile Europe Digital Edition.
http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=rdghd
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