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WiMAX Fuels Growth Opportunities for Wireline Service Providers: How WiMAX Technology Can Speed Wireline Operators' Entrance Into the Future of Mobile Broadband Communications and Services

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Overview As wireline operators seek to deploy the technology and effect the business transformations necessary to compete effectively in a new digital, converged, mobile IP world, WiMAX arrives at an opportune time to play a key role in their transformation strategies. As once the widespread adoption of wired broadband enabled a dramatic shift in how end-users connect and communicate and how global business and commerce is conducted, mobile broadband is now changing the game again. End-users will have ubiquitous broadband connections that follow them wherever they may be for ready access to bandwidth-intensive, personalized, rich-media content. Compelling multi-modal devices will allow operators to seamlessly transition across multiple networks - wireline or wireless.

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Publisher	Motorola	File Format	PDF
Date Published	July 2007
Format	White Papers
Topics	Mobile - Wireless Communications, WiMAX (802.16)

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