Special Reports

Like many healthcare companies, Long Island, NY-based Next Generation Radiology (NGR) consumes a good deal of bandwidth to conduct its daily operations. When NGR was originally founded, they were

It's not easy to make a name for yourself in today's fiercely competitive wireless industry. Only a smart and savvy risk-taker can make his or her company's wireless services and products stand apart

Given that operators in Western Europe saw their revenues decline by around 2.5 per cent in 2009, cost control will be at the No. 1 topic for management focus during 2010. The following predictions

By all accounts, 2010 should be a banner year for IP Communications and VoIP in general. A recent report we wrote about saw VoIP as the 'industry of the decade' and then went on to project VoIP as

Every year the Fierce editorial team compiles a list of the top things we think will happen in the coming year. And just so you know, we like to be bold in our predictions--we'd rather be wrong than

More than just a new year, 2010 heralds a new decade, an empty canvas that mobile technology promises to define: Smartphone penetration is rising, application development is booming and content

Welcome to FierceBroadbandWireless' 2010 Predictions issue. The year ahead should be intensely interesting from a technology front. Two nascent technologies--LTE and mobile WiMAX--should see some

It would seem that with the ongoing credit crisis taking place that telecom M&A activity would have been dead or nonexistent in 2009, but nothing could be further from the truth. I would place

It's that time of the year again. The stockings have been hung by the chimney with care, and the wireless industry's already-overtaxed advertising agencies have unwrapped their presents early. Yup:

It's pretty much a fact that when wireless communication was just plain voice--and we should still not rule out voice--the notion of wireless backhaul meant renting a copper-based T1 circuit from the