Quarterly

• 13 October 2014
• Article

The process of defining the next generation of wireless communications (5G) is now underway, and the economic impact of decisions that national govern...

• Janette Stewart

• 16 April 2014
• Article

The communications sector has rapidly evolved during the past decade: smartphones have emerged, Internet access is becoming ubiquitous and mobile mone...

• Ian Streule

• 16 April 2014
• Article

As part of a recent study, we quantified the impact of data-driven innovation (DDI) on Singapore, and analysed the challenges that policy makers need ...

• David Abecassis

• 15 April 2014
• Article

Demand for access to radio spectrum is growing, and many regulators are faced with the challenge of setting policy designed to achieve better spectrum...

• Janette Stewart

• 27 January 2014
• Article

As mobile network operators expand their service offerings with next-generation (4G and enhanced 4G) services, the wholesale interface needs a coheren...

• Ian Streule

• 27 January 2014
• Article

In many countries, 15- to 20-year GSM licences issued in the late 1990s are coming up for renewal. In addition, the first UMTS licences have already s...

• Mark Colville

• 6 November 2013
• Article

This article addresses the insight that mobile network operators can use now when planning an approach to supporting faster mobile data services, choo...

• Ian Streule

• 29 October 2013
• Article

The European Commission (EC) released a proposed legislative package in September that it stated is aimed at "building a connected, competitive contin...

• James Allen

• 28 October 2013
• Article

Before deploying LTE, operators have to formulate a commercial and technical strategy that aims to maximise revenue and minimise costs as well as meet...

• Franck Chevalier

• 29 July 2013
• Article

The mobile telecoms industry in Africa has burgeoned in recent years, but slowing revenue growth, increasing costs and shareholders demanding returns ...

• Charles Murray