WIMAX conference discussion on business models, technologies and industry trends
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The document summarizes the agenda for a WIMAX conference on April 23, 2010. It includes sessions on business models for Airtel and Aircel's WIMAX services, BSNL's plans for rural WIMAX networks, and 4G networks in Qatar. There will also be a panel discussion on SWOT analysis. The document further provides information on the services offered by Telecom Industry Consultants, such as advising multinational companies on entering the Indian market and obtaining government approvals.
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- There was a conference of the ITU in Athens, Greece. Giving his welcome speech, the Greek telecom minister proudly asserted: “ Excavations at the Acropolis found copper pieces present. This proves that even at the time of Aristotle and Socrates, we Greeks possessed the most advanced ADSL technologies.” The Indian Telecom Minister got worried and immediately called up the Director General of the Archaeological Survey of India and asked him whether excavations at Indraprastha had found any copper. "None whatsoever", was the reply.
- Next day, the Egyptian Telecom Minister proudly asserted in his speech: "Excavations at the Pyramid of Cheops found glass pieces present. This proves that even in 2500 BC, we Egyptians possessed the most advanced SONET & SDH & DWDM technologies. The Indian Telecom Minister again called up the Director General of the Archaeological Survey of India and asked him whether excavations at Dwarka had found any glass pieces. "None whatsoever", was the reply again.
- The third day, it was the turn of the Indian Telecom Minister. He proudly declared: "Excavations at Indraprastha and Dwarka found neither copper nor glass. This proves that even at the time of the Mahabharata, we Indians possessed the most advanced WIMAX 802.16 m and 802.16 e technologies.” He displayed a rock carving from the cave where the Pandavas were in hiding, which clearly shows an etching of an 802.16 m CPE.
- Hopefully the auctions for WIMAX Will not result in an anti-climax
- BWA in India has been hit by many a controversy The latest is that of TD LTE. Its proponent Qualcomm Is trying to establish its own Czardom Qualcomm has enticed the Chinese To follow it in its TD LTE journeys Ericsson Has joined the procession It has lamented the paucity Of limiting the megahertz to twenty
- The equipment manufacturers of WIMAX Have recently faced some drawbacks Nokia Siemens and Alcatel Lucent Have decided to be absent Another No Show Is Cisco
- TV Sriram of Airtel Will describe its WIMAX Business Model How Airtel made a success Of its WIMAX business Chandan Ghosh of Aircel Will dwell on how to excel Using WIMAX Broadband To make revenues expand The head of BSNL Mr Kuldeep Goyal Will tell us how to make WIMAX fruitful In areas which are rural
- After we return from coffee and tea We will have a technical session on 4G Mformation Will give us information About new 4 G Devices Permitting innovative 4G services The panel discussion on SWOT Will give us all food for thought And now I invite our compere To introduce the speakers you have been waiting to hear