| NOTAS: | 1º vol.: Wireless local loop : market opportunities and challenges / Adrian May.- 1998.- 74 p.- "Wireless local loop: market opportunities and challenges looks at the alternatives available to operators seeking a wireless network. The report covers both broad and narrow band systems, and their application in developed and developing markets. It also analyses regulatory factors such as spectrum allocation, and assesses the potential of satellite and hybrid access networks."
. 2º vol.:Wireline alternatives : the new entrant's local loop / John Matthews.- 74 p.- Wireline alternatives: the new entrant's local loop compares these different access networks, and analyses the positioning of the main
. 3º vol.:Extending copper : the incumbent's local loop / John Matthews and Adrian May .- 86 p.- "Describes how telcos can obtain maximum commercial benefit from their local loop legacy. It includes a rigorous analysis of the prospects for cooper enhancements now being deployed by some telcos - FTTC, SDV, and xDSL - and assesses the strengths and weakness of each."
. 4º vol.:The future of the local loop : markets and strategies / John Matthews and Adrian May .- 84 p.- "Many operators will be implementing a pragmatic mix of wireless, satellite, hybrid, copper, cable and fibre to meet demand for new lines and higher capacity. [The report] also looks in detail at the regulatory issues surrounding local and unbundling, this report provides practical advice to regulators on ensuring competition in the local loop marketplace. This section will also help operators assess the regulatory risks of their local loop strategies. Also analyses the market drivers and inhibitors over the next five years, and uses these to forecast the key local loop markets worldwide to 2003."
. 5º vol.:The local loop in practice : case studies from around the world / Adrian May .- v, 78 p.- Learning from the experiences of other suppliers, telecoms operators and network operators is invaluable when it comes to both formulating and implementing. [This book] gives details of local loop installations around the world using a variety of technologies. The report also contains profiles of the equipment supplier and the operator, and a glossary of local loop acronyms and technical terms." |
