DocumentCode
332884
Title
Applications and services from 2nd to 3rd generation
Author
Konhauser, Walter
Author_Institution
Mobile Networks, Siemens AG, Germany
fYear
1998
fDate
22-24 Oct 1998
Firstpage
520
Abstract
Mobile telephony plays an ever increasing role in the telecommunication business. Different markets like computer, audio, video and telecommunication are merging together. New business opportunities and more competition will come up. To pave the way for this promising future a smooth evolution from existing second generation systems to third generation systems has to be ensured. Due to the fact that GSM is the most successful digital system its evolution is one of the most important aspects. Industry experts agree that those businesses best positioned to take advantage of the 3rd generation mobile systems are the current cellular system operators, the majority of whom use the most accepted digital standard today, GSM. Since UMTS, the European broadband 3rd generation mobile communication standard evolves from existing GSM technology, today´s GSM operators are well positioned to become the most significant players in the third generation mobile market. This article provides an overview of the Siemens´ vision of the future of mobile telecommunications. It addresses the likely issues and concerns that are anticipated
Keywords
broadband networks; business communication; cellular radio; digital radio; telecommunication services; telecommunication standards; European broadband mobile communication standard; GSM; GSM operators; Siemens; UMTS; business opportunities; cellular system operators; competition; digital standard; digital system; mobile telephony; second generation systems; telecommunication business; third generation mobile market; third generation systems; 3G mobile communication; Application software; Digital systems; GSM; Internet; Merging; Mobile communication; Telecommunication computing; Telecommunication traffic; Telephony;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Communication Technology Proceedings, 1998. ICCT '98. 1998 International Conference on
Conference_Location
Beijing
Print_ISBN
7-80090-827-5
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/ICCT.1998.743337
Filename
743337
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