Nokia Siemens Networks
How 3G is set to transform communications across emerging markets
White Papers & Case Studies - Nokia Siemens Networks
Friday, 02 October 2009 12:42
3G is a feasible, cost-effective way to bring Internet access to emerging mass-markets, particularly in areas where the costs of implementing fixed line access are too high. 3G also provides extensive amounts of new voice capacity in the cities of countries such as India, where communication service providers are running out of 2G spectrum. In this paper, we discuss the 3G opportunity in emerging markets...
Creating ‘willing and able’ online users
White Papers & Case Studies - Nokia Siemens Networks
Monday, 28 September 2009 11:10
Increasing the population’s capabilities and motivation to use the internet is essential if the communications industry’s investments in internet access in emerging markets are to succeed. Motivating people to use the internet is chiefly about understanding local needs...
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