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Unlicensed Spectrum LTE – Market Drivers and Roadmap

This paper is to examine and contrast LAA, LWA and LWIP proposals, from the point of view of the business cases, the implications for operator deployments and roadmap.

At this stage several strong market drivers for LTE in unlicensed spectrum were identified:

  • Increased Data Capacity
  • No Spectrum Expense
  • Direct Incorporation of Unlicensed Spectrum into the MNO’s RAN and EPC

Technology and market landscape for LTE in unlicensed spectrum bands is continuing to evolve, and the usage scenarios and anticipated market impact are also only beginning to gel. You will learn the first phase view of how these technologies are progressing, and several further steps are recommended to continue to monitor and track how they mature. Especially, its interworking with Carrier Wi-Fi will unfold into several working streams in liaison with key industry forums.


 
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WBA Wi-Fi Calling – Opportunities and Challenges towards 5G

Wi-Fi calling can reduce costs and deliver a universal mobile communications service to consumers worldwide.
The paper discusses the significant role Wi-Fi calling can play in addressing industry issues such as coverage, as well as highlights the gaps in the market to help promote the deployment, use and growing momentum of Wi-Fi calling.


 
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Software defined networking (SDN) and network function virtualization (NFV) for Wi-Fi networks

A lack of flexibility in today’s Wi-Fi network architectures makes it difficult to respond rapidly to new technologies designed to enhance user experience and improve quality of service. This new white paper explains how Network Function Virtualization can help address such challenges, speed the introduction of new services, while bringing a wide range of benefits to network operators.


 
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Industry perspectives, trusted WLAN architectures and deployment considerations

With the explosion in data use throughout the wireless ecosystem set to continue for many years, networks face unprecedented challenges to meet ever-growing demand. As part of an ongoing study into integrated networks, the Wireless Broadband Alliance and Small Cell Forum Joint Task Force has produced the first comprehensive technical documentation, assessment and specification of the architecture and interfaces for integrated small cell and ‘trusted’ Wi-Fi (ISW) networks. The white paper considers the architectural options, interfaces and deployment aspects of the TWAN (Trusted Wireless Wan). It also incudes a comprehensive industry survey of major operators and vendors addressing the business and technical implications of integration.

This is the first study of its kind to bring clarity to the architecture of the TWAN that connects the access points, controller and gateways of the integrated ISW network, an area that has fallen out of the scope of the 3GPP and has not been addressed by any other standards organizations.


 
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Wi-Fi Roaming Business Case

WBA suggests that up to 70% of international travellers now rely on Wi-Fi networks to stay connected while abroad.

Our latest white paper Wi-Fi Roaming examines how to leverage this opportunity to create new services and products that can result in additional roaming revenues, while delivering an outstanding user experience.

Packed with facts, stats and business cases, the white paper covers:

• Roaming set-up best practices for service providers
• Benefits from providing roaming services
• Suitable strategies to adopt
• Wi-Fi roaming business models
• Next Gen Wi-Fi ready network insights from the industry and global Operator


 
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City Wi-Fi Status Report

WBA and Connected City Advisory Board Report, October 2015


 
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WRIX Hub in a High Density Network

Topic: Managing Wi-Fi in high-density environments – WRIX Hub in a High Density Network
Michael Sym, Senior Architect, BSG Wireless


 
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Towards 2020: Emerging Opportunities for Wi-Fi Services

WBA and Maravedis Rethink Interim Report, May 2015.


 
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Gramofon “Best Wi-Fi Service Innovation”

Gramofon turns any existing sound system into a wireless music player. By plugging
the Wi-Fi Music Player into a stereo or home sound system and connecting it via Wi-Fi
to the internet, Gramofon streams music directly from music apps such as Spotify for
a seamless home audio experience.


 
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