As a means to alleviating the limitations of mobile data, hotspots are nothing new. For many years now, people have been able to access a Wi-Fi connection in most bars, restaurants and hotels. While hotspots have not always been a benchmark of high-speed access, they have always performed dutifully at filling the holes that the first three
NTT DOCOMO joined this commercial Wi-Fi roaming program to effectively meet the objectives of the ICP and exchange technical and commercial information. We wanted to contribute to the structure of the standard frameworks (a set of technical and commercial templates), as we saw that this would be beneficial to us and every operator to utilize
WBA Programs & Projects update 2012 was a remarkable year for WBA’s Programs & Projects with consistent growth in member participation and over 165 meetings held. The level and pace of this activity led to a successful closure of more than 80% of the ongoing projects. These projects ranged from NGH trial related activities to
A number of exciting industry collaborations are in place for 2013: GSMA-WBA Joint Taskforce Phase 2, to address the topics of Signaling Optimization and Seamless Session Transfer with IP preservation Small Cell Forum-WBA Joint Whitepaper on Integrated Small Cell and Wi-Fi CableLabs-WBA Joint Taskforce to align roaming frameworks
The Wireless Broadband Alliance welcomes 4 new members that have joined our efforts to drive a simplified global Wi-Fi experience. The new members are CableLabs, MediaTek, Qualcomm and SmithMicro, bringing WBA membership to 93. The new members joining WBA this year continue to strengthen our unique mix.
As a company, Boingo’s goal has always been to make it as quick and painless as possible to get people connected wherever they travel, worldwide. With nearly 12 years of experience trying to coordinate hundreds of roaming integrations, Boingo has been in a unique position to see the industry’s evolution from chaotic proprietary approaches to
