Who Should Own Your Small Cells? - Mobility TechZone

Date: 9/03/2014

Featured Articles » 'Upgrade or Die' for Gigabit Access? » Any T-Mobile US Buyer Likely to Rely Substantially on 'Wi-Fi First' » Apple Plans to Release a Bigger iPad, Soon » Comview's New Integration of WMM and EMM Sponsored By: WebRTC Conference and Expo November 18 – 20, 2014 | San Jose Convention Center • San Jose, California Top Stories » Sonos Improves Home Audio Packages with Wi-Fi Internet Connectivity » T-Mobile US Would Be Sold for Any Offer of at least $35 a Share » Microsoft Slashes $100 Off Surface 2 Prices » Cricket Wireless (AT&T) Launches Promotion to Attract T-Mobile US Customers   From The Expert Corner September 03, 2014 Who Should Own Your Small Cells? By Carl Ford Partner, Crossfire Media I have no doubt that sometime in the future, wireless in the enterprise will work the same way that phone systems worked in the past. I would say PBX’s, but with all the hype about the cloud, I imagine many of you don’t know that PBX was premise-based, for two primary reasons: The first was a lot of the traffic was internal. The second was that the cost of owning was cheaper than the cost of leasing. I expect that this will be the case for wireless in the enterprise. Preston Marshall has been talking about using 3.5 GHz as a spectrum that can be the gateway for the enterprise, the industry, and the campus to have some control over their network...Read More Featured Videos WebRTC Atlanta 2014 Keynote: Temasys Featured Resources » It Starts with Reliable Quality Interaction Recording » The Power of One: Vodafone Pulls It All Together to Make M2M Work » 3 Essentials Guide to the 21st Century Conference Room TMCnet's Blogs » Ethernet VPN Brings Distinct Advantages over Its Predecessor Featured Channels » Mobile Apps » Mobile Security » Mobile VoIP 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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