We are Right to Call SuperWi-Fi, 'SuperWi-Fi' - Mobility TechZone

Date: 10/09/2013

Featured Articles » Global Mobile Value Added Service Will See Slow Revenue Growth Through 2018 » iOS 7 Takes Over the Enterprise Device Marketplace » New Approach to 5G from Ericsson » New iPad, iPad Mini Rumors Emerge with Some Familiar Themes » Good Technology Launches Mobile API Set Sponsored By: SkyWave Mobile Communications WEBINAR: THE SCADA CONNECTION Thursday, October 10, 2013 TIME: 10:30 AM EDT Join us this Thursday, October 10 at 10:30am EDT for an informative and interactive online webinar to learn how SkyWave's SCADAconnect solution provides a secure wireless communication link for efficient, periodic and exception-based reporting of real-time mission-critical data from remote sites. SkyWave's Sylvain Pigeon, Senior Product Manager - M2M Business Unit and Anu Sood, Senior Channel Marketing Manager, will guide you through a case study of how one North American city was able to wirelessly connect an elaborate network of orphan water and waste water sites to the main SCADA system using SkyWave's SCADAconnect. Together, we will discover: Why the city needed alternate solutions to connect their waste water SCADA system What is SkyWave SCADAconnect and how it addressed the problem Three reasons why you should consider SCADAconnect Register Today Top Stories » Samsung Launches GALAXY ROUND in South Korea - First Curved Display Smartphone » Mobile Sales Surge 60 Percent in IBM Online Retail Index for Q3, Largest YoY Increase Since 4Q 2012 » Cambium Launches Wireless Platform to Connect Under-served Global Communities » UK Sees Sharp Growth in Mobile Advertising, New Study Finds » Reducing Churn by Applying Analytics Could Gain Mobile Operators $4B by 2018   From The Expert Corner October 09, 2013 We are Right to Call SuperWi-Fi, 'SuperWi-Fi' By Carl Ford Partner, Crossfire Media SuperWi-Fi is not about Wi-Fi solutions. Let’s be clear about that. There is, though, a clear issue regarding what it is to augment both cellular and Wi-Fi services.  On the cellular side, the need for speed that has driven us to LTE is data, and data does not need a head-end architecture. Backhaul, Offload, SDNs and SONs are all about the need to deliver more and more of the traffic to the Internet. Meanwhile, on the Wi-Fi side, there are efforts to make the carriers integrate with PassPoint, which sounds good as it provides for SIM card authentication of the smartphone. WIT Consult wrote “The Impact of Traffic Off-Loading on Spectrum Demand”, a report for the European Union Commission that offers clear indication that the smartphone dominates demand...Read More Edited by Rory J. Thompson Featured Videos Mobile Content Management in the Cloud Featured Resources » The Rise of Holistic Mobile Engagement » What is Your Mobile Content Policy? A Checklist for Content Risk Mitigation » IBM SmartCloud for Social Business Mobility TMCnet's Blogs » Kiip Wants To Know: Who's The Best Mobile Gamer Around? Featured Channels » Mobile VoIP » Mobile Device Management » Mobile Security - Mobile Security Advertise With Us   General advertising Info: Click here      Become a MobilityTechzone columnist! Interested in reaching Mobility Techzone's Global Wireless and Mobile Communications Audience of 70,000 Unique Visitors? Please contact Matthew Gleeson to learn how at mgleeson@tmcnet.com or 1 (203) 852-6800 x145.

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