Research and Markets: North American Market for in-Building Wireless Solutions to Exceed $500 Million by 2014

DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Research and Markets(http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/db519f/north_american_in) has announced the addition of the "North American In-Building Wireless Market: The Key to Handling Mobile Data Growth" report to their offering.

A new report released today by Mobile Experts outlines the steady growth of repeaters, DAS systems, and relays for in-building mobile coverage in North America. The North American market has traditionally been reluctant to deploy large numbers of repeaters and in-building coverage systems, with a heavy reliance on macrocell solutions," says Joe Madden, Principal Analyst at Mobile Experts. However, this trend is changing as the mobile operators increasingly rely on indoor data coverage to retain customers.

Mobile Experts makes the confusing variety of in-building mobile coverage options clear.

This report provides:

• Detailed and comprehensive analysis of the North American market for repeaters and Distributed Antenna System (DAS) solutions;
• Market drivers are highlighted in detail, including the benefits to operators in mobile data throughput;
• The technology behind various in-building coverage solutions is examined to clarify which solutions are appropriate for various deployment scenarios;
• Quantitative analysis of the current installed base of in-building mobile coverage systems;
• Detailed forecasts of repeater and DAS deployment for the next five years.

The forecasts in this report give:

• Detailed breakdowns of the North American in-building wireless equipment market;
• Details for the transition from Passive DAS to Active DAS systems;
• Outlook for Off-The-Air (OTA) repeaters and fiber-based repeaters;
• Technical predictions, quantifying the trend toward relay systems;

Overall, this report provides enough depth of information so that:

• Equipment suppliers can draw their roadmap into the In-Building Wireless market;
• Network Operators can determine the strengths and experience of small suppliers;
• Component suppliers can develop the appropriate technology for next-generation in-building systems

Key Topics Covered:

• 1: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
• 2: MARKET OVERVIEW
• Ecosystem
• Solution Types
• Large Venues
• Mid-sized office buildings
• Individual retail stores
• Implications for equipment sold
• Fragmentation
• 3: TECHNOLOGY OVERVIEW
• In-Building Data Throughput
• In-Building Options
• Active DAS systems:
• Passive DAS systems:
• Fiber repeater systems:
• Over-the-Air repeater systems:
• Relay systems:
• 4: EQUIPMENT OUTLOOK
• In-Building Equipment Revenue trend
• DAS trends
• Trend toward Relay Systems
• Customer Trends
• 5:COMPANY PROFILES
• 6:ACRONYMS
• 7:METHODOLOGY
• EXHIBITS

Companies Mentioned:

• ADC
• Andrew
• Axell
• Bravo Tech
• Cellular Specialties
• Inc
• Clariton
• CCI
• Extenet
• Inner Wireless
• Mobile Access
• Powerwave
• RF Window
• RFS
• Shyam
• Zinwave

For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/db519f/north_american_in

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KEYWORDS:   North America

INDUSTRY KEYWORDS:   Technology  Mobile/Wireless

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