Mobile & Cordless
Demand for all forms of mobile communication continues to grow.
Cellular voice telephony has evolved from being a niche business
product a decade ago to mass market penetration levels of 50% or
more in some countries. There are increasing signs that mobile
networks will in time displace their fixed counterparts as the
principal carrier of voice telephony. Meanwhile, attention has been
focussed on the development of advanced data and multimedia
services, taking advantage of innovations such as WAP
and GSM data bearer services such as GPRS,
HSCSD
and EDGE.
The current licensing of third-generation (3G) mobile systems based
on the ITU's family of IMT-2000
standards, which includes the European UMTS
standard, will provide further enhancements, bringing the potential
of over-the-air data rates up to 2 Mbit/s.
Clients such as BT Cellnet, Vodafone, the Office of the Director
of Telecommunications Regulation (ODTR, Ireland) and the UK
Radiocommunications Agency have all benefited from our hands-on
experience of mobile technology acquired in both operational and
regulatory environments. We have recently:
- Provided technical support to ODTR relating to the licensing
and regulation of 3G mobile networks in Ireland.
- Advised a far-eastern government on regulatory aspects of 3G
mobile licensing.
- Examined mobile Internet interoperability issues for a
UK-based middleware developer.
- Undertaken co-ordination between geographically adjacent CDMA
networks for the UK Radiocommunications Agency.
- Advised on future UK policy, through the UK Spectrum
Management Advisory Group, regarding use of the 2.4
GHz ISM band by Bluetooth,
R-LANs and other technologies.
We have also been active participants on behalf of clients in
ITU, CEPT and UMTS Forum task groups addressing 3G standards and
regulatory issues.
We have had extensive involvement in the planning of radio
spectrum for both current and future generations of mobile satellite
services. Our experience of both satellite and terrestrial systems
enables us to address in detail sharing opportunities between the
two, an increasingly important consideration for regulators and
operators as demand for spectrum continues to grow.
For further information on how Aegis can help your organisation
make the most of the opportunities that mobile systems can offer,
contact us at enquiry-2008@aegis-systems.co.uk.

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