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Industry: Media, Telecommunications
Type: Business and industry issue, Case study, White paper
Date: 21/09/2010

Broadband Wireless Access in Asia Pacific

By examining the development of broadband wireless access (BWA) in Asia, explores key questions operators are asking, and provides insights for differentiating the value of wireless broadband, achieving operational efficiencies and identifying new revenue streams.

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Discussion includes

current growth and development of BWA technology across Asia Pacific
carrier transformation to support BWA services
business requirements to support emerging BWA business models
successful BWA introduction and operation: Telstra, Starhub and SK Telecom case studies.

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