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5G: The hottest topic in wireless

Posted by Aakriti Pandey on Oct 4, 2018 11:00:00 AM
  As we prod ahead pushing years behind us and as our world makes leaps and bounds into an era of uber-advanced technology and relevant tools, certain trends have also emerged which define this shiny new generation of tech. Be it artificial intelligence, big data, virtual reality or anything else that may sound even fancier in the days to come. However, the one innovation that links everything together, literally and figuratively, is unquestionably the Internet of Things (IoT). Smart, omnipresent connectivity that is reliable and accessible at any time and place through any device is something that all of us have come to expect from our networks. Read More
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Topics: Cellular Blog Posts

July 5, 2018 _ Blog Banner Image

Three considerations in DAS Integration

Posted by Aakriti Pandey on Jul 5, 2018 11:00:00 AM
  Technology has ever been evolving over the past 20 years and it has become more and more sophisticated.  It has become a crucial part of cellular networks and enterprise infrastructures. The DAS can be incorporated in the existing system or it can be installed separately. Both approaches work fine, but selecting the right choice by taking the integration issues into consideration is a crucial step. Such integration issues can be categorized in three broad terms; Regulatory Issues, Technical and Economic Issues, and Jurisdictional Issues. Read More
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Topics: Cellular Blog Posts, Public Safety DAS

Apr 26, 2018 _ Blog Banner Image

Small Cells: A critical element in the mobile systems

Posted by Aakriti Pandey on Apr 26, 2018 11:00:00 AM
  Under the strains from more clients, more gadgets, and more applications, mobile networks have increasingly needed to transport higher traffic loads. This has been putting ample stress on the present framework and disappointing endorsers when they can't utilize the services they have paid for. The increase in rush hour gridlock load will not only augment over the coming years, but it is also significantly changing how mobile operators plan, send and operate mobile systems, and charge for access. Small cells and Wi-Fi add capacity to mobile systems in ways that are analogous, and in adequately unique ways that it isn't fair to substitute one for other over the portable impression. The public isn’t ready to surrender Wi-Fi access within a reasonable time-frame - it’s become a very mainstream ‘necessity’. And just cell systems cannot singularly give the scope and portability bolster that users expect. Read More
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Topics: Cellular Blog Posts

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Looking back at 2017 in U.S. Telecom

Posted by Aakriti Pandey on Feb 15, 2018 11:00:00 AM
  We are well into the second month in a brand new year and I have started to fervently check off new year’s list of things to accomplish; so far I think I’m doing a decent job. Now, what I also want to look back and review from last year is the tech-trend. Having always been amazed by how technology evolves and advances every passing day ( especially so in the wireless macrocosm), I wanted to check back on what technology promised us last year and look back on which ones actually made it to reality! Read More
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Topics: Cellular Blog Posts, Commercial WiFi Blog Posts

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The call drops we all dread about

Posted by Aakriti Pandey on Feb 1, 2018 11:00:00 AM
  Amidst the intense debates over Net Neutrality, the long-prevalent problem of call drops in mobile networks is still a new burning subject for many people. Whether you’re taking or making a call, if it is interrupted before either party decides to end the call, it is known as the infamous call drop. The real culprit for the dropped calls may either be in the Macro or the Micro network, or both, but without the shadow of a doubt, it affects directly on the network quality perception of the carrier, and the build quality perception of the building. Not only are they annoying and frustrating, calls drops are also more worrying than blocked calls as they don’t get in the queue to re-establish a connection. The drop call rates are often used as one of the essential figures of merit to measure the quality of service in the mobile wireless networks. Read More
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Topics: Cellular Blog Posts, Commercial WiFi Blog Posts

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2018 will be the year of technology

Posted by Aakriti Pandey on Jan 4, 2018 11:00:00 AM
  Happy New Year and welcome to a shiny new 2018! It was a busy year in the tech world, and 2018 looks no different. We are already looking at some significant tech trends that are expected to make waves this year. While terms like Artificial Intelligence, Internet of Things and Blockchain dominated the technological world in 2017, the prediction is that such technologies will only get more advanced, talked about, adopted, accepted, and prevalent in 2018. Here are the five tech trends that we've been fascinated about, been writing about throughout 2017, and are probably just as keen to see it unfold as Sophia might be in Saudi Arabia!   Read More
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Topics: Cellular Blog Posts

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IoT (and IBW) can truly turn things around for Hotels

Posted by Aakriti Pandey on Dec 28, 2017 11:00:00 AM
  Providing outstanding customer service in the hospitality sector has always been a critical success factor for any establishment, whether for a global hotel chain or a local motel. It involves understanding the customers, their expectations, and their true needs and desires. Read More
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Topics: Cellular Blog Posts, Commercial WiFi Blog Posts

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Demand for more IBW capacity continues to accelerate

Posted by Aakriti Pandey on Dec 21, 2017 11:00:00 AM
As carriers continue expanding and densifying their networks to meet the capacity and bandwidth requirements that never seems to slow down, the economically viable In-Building Wireless (IBW) solutions have become more critical than ever before - and it’s only a start. Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS), Single Carrier Small Cells, and Multi-Carrier Small Cells combined make up today’s in-building voice and data solutions.  Read More
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Topics: Cellular Blog Posts, Commercial WiFi Blog Posts

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DAS for Hospitals

Posted by Aakriti Pandey on Nov 30, 2017 11:00:00 AM
  A new wave on devices in healthcare is booming as the use of wireless local networks (WLANs) increases with its demands.  Hospitals usually seek the most coverage for services as well as in-house mobile radios, paging systems and emergency frontlines. The seamless connectivity between all equipments and communication devices is a crucial component in the operation of the hospitals and medical centers.  Read More
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Topics: Public Safety DAS, Cellular Blog Posts

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Top four tech trends the world needs to be ready for

Posted by Aakriti Pandey on Nov 16, 2017 11:00:00 AM
  Top four tech trends the world needs to be ready for. Let’s get onto it in a no-fluff way! Read More
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Topics: Commercial WiFi Blog Posts, Cellular Blog Posts

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