LTE Summit 2012
20 April, 2012
Mumbai , India
Long term evolution is shaping the future of next generation technology in India, and as per the industry report India may be the first country to launch LTE commercially during next year in 2012 and leapfrogging ahead of European countries. In continuance to our highly successful & widely recognized 1st LTE Summit - Cerebral Business Research is delighted to present 2nd edition of our flagship LTE Summit 2012 scheduled on 20th April 2012 at Taj Lands End - Mumbai in association with 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) & Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI).
LTE is the fastest mounting next generation mobile technology and industry is heavily committed to commercially launch this technology by next year. Taking this towards mass adoption, The world is committed to LTE and as per the industry reports LTE subscribers are expected to reach 380 million in more than 80 plus networks by 2015 worldwide.
LTE evolution in India will deliver users the maximum benefits of faster data speeds and new services by creating a new radio access technology that optimized for IP based traffic and offer network operators a simple upgrade path from 3G networks. LTE will compress more bits of data into the same amount of spectrum as 3G and HSPA networks, translating into increased data speeds and increased capacity. LTE will be used for mobile, fixed and portable wireless broadband access, and will offer a number of benefits to operators, aimed at increasing capacity, reducing network complexity & thus lowering deployment and operational costs. It will enable operators to meet the growing demand for mobile data solutions, making it possible for richer services to be delivered to consumers more cost effectively.
India telecom operators are facing steadily declining profits on ARPU which is now Rs. 105 per month and this can be stimulated by increasing the usage of mobile broadband from much better speeds on the econo
LTE is the fastest mounting next generation mobile technology and industry is heavily committed to commercially launch this technology by next year. Taking this towards mass adoption, The world is committed to LTE and as per the industry reports LTE subscribers are expected to reach 380 million in more than 80 plus networks by 2015 worldwide.
LTE evolution in India will deliver users the maximum benefits of faster data speeds and new services by creating a new radio access technology that optimized for IP based traffic and offer network operators a simple upgrade path from 3G networks. LTE will compress more bits of data into the same amount of spectrum as 3G and HSPA networks, translating into increased data speeds and increased capacity. LTE will be used for mobile, fixed and portable wireless broadband access, and will offer a number of benefits to operators, aimed at increasing capacity, reducing network complexity & thus lowering deployment and operational costs. It will enable operators to meet the growing demand for mobile data solutions, making it possible for richer services to be delivered to consumers more cost effectively.
India telecom operators are facing steadily declining profits on ARPU which is now Rs. 105 per month and this can be stimulated by increasing the usage of mobile broadband from much better speeds on the econo
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