...[pic] China Mobile Ltd. (CHL) is listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and the Hong Kong stock exchanges. It is also a state-owned enterprise directly controlled by the government of China. The company has dominated Chinese mobile services since its inception. China Mobile controls the vast majority of its domestic mobile services market with a 70% market share. China Mobile has historically held a greater share of the rural market than its competitors. By 2006, its network had expanded to provide reception for 97% of the Chinese population and since then, China Mobile has seen a sustained stream of new, rural mobile customers. They are the world's largest mobile carrier by subscriber accounts that competes in the wireless communications industry. The company was registered in 1997 under the name China Telecom (Hong Kong), but changed its name in 2000 to China Mobile (Hong Kong). China mobile has its head office in Hong Kong and is a subsidiary company of China Mobile Communications. All senior level management and board members have around 30 years experience in the telecommunications industry. All hold Masters and Doctoral degrees in a business related discipline. Global Outlook Despite the economic gloom, emerging market growth and the development of mobile data services will continue to power this sector to even greater heights. Emerging markets and data will drive mobile growth until the foreseeable future. China Mobile is about to land...
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...Div/Yield: $81.97 $62.26 $113,550 1,630 14.15 0.48/2.76% Parris Taylor parris.j.taylor@gmail.com Erik Quesada erikquesada1@gmail.com Kinjal Shah kinjal.shah86@gmail.com Brendan Sehgal brendanpsehgal@gmail.com Price Performance EQUITY RESEARCH RUTGERS QCOM holds ~$30B in cash on its balance sheet. This gives it significant financial flexibility. Dividend hikes and share buybacks are underway. Share repurchases at prices below intrinsic value are value-creating. QCOM’s strong patent portfolio in CDMA and OFDMA allows its licensing model to continue to generate strong returns on capital. and is better positioned to participate in the rapidly accelerating adoption of 3G/4G technology. Investors should expect increasing demand for the firm's chipsets and strong growth in 3G/4G smartphones around the world. While competition has been incoming for quite some time, it will be difficult for all but very few to compete with the breadth of the technology that Qualcomm currently offers. The secular trend toward robust smartphone adoption marches on, which should drive healthy long-term QTL revenue growth at 85%plus operating margins. We anticipate margin expansion over the next 3-5 quarters after effect of one time events subside. QCOM has begun to extend technologies into adjacent categories. TAM for combination of automotive, IoT, Mobile...
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...Introduction In the timeline of mobile phone technology, 3G technology will always be tied to the introduction of the smart-phone; but as our mobile phones evolve so does our technology. Our society is a demanding one and for the technologically savvy those demands are in the form of mobility, connectivity and faster mobile technology. 1. Compare and Contrast 3G Wireless Networks to 4G Networks in terms of : Service and Applications In today’s services and applications, the 3G wireless networks offer CDMA2000, UMTS, and EDGE plus other technologies in the list, while 4G networks offer Wimax2, LTE-Advance and HSPA+. Both of 3G and 4G are standards for mobile communications, primarily the 3G networks are designed for voice communications while the 4G networks are designed especially for data transmission rather than voice and it offers faster access to data in mobile phones. For example, 3G is a preferred for mobile phone games, especially those which contain graphics and animation, but for streaming videos, the 4G works better with less stuttering and a higher resolution. Similarly, video conferencing, IP telephony and even 3D television work better with faster data transmission offered by 4G. Network Architecture Essentially, the 3G network is defined as Wide Area Cell Based network with a circuit switched fall-back which it relies on large satellite connections allow connection to many different telecommunication towers. While the 4G networks are based on integration...
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...HRM420: Training & Development Anna Williamson DeVry University Online Verizon Wireless Florida Region LTE Training Plan The Verizon Wireless Florida region Long-Term Evolution (LTE) project implementation team has recently received an influx of new staff. This staff has very little-to-no project management experience, although most are familiar with LTE technology, and there is no current training plan to train new staff in the processes required to turn-up a new cell site. The purpose of this document is to provide a training program to be followed whenever new staff arrives. All project management employees engaged in the LTE project will follow this plan to ensure that everyone is following the same processes consistently. The methodology used to develop this training plan will be based on the Instructional System Design (ISD) methodology. In ISD, there are seven steps to designing a training program: (1) Conducting a Needs Assessment, (2) Ensuring Employees are Readiness for Training, (3) Creating a Learning Environment, (4) Ensuring Transfer of Training, (5)Developing an Evaluation Plan, (6)Selecting the Training Method, and (7) Monitoring and Evaluating the Program (Noe, 2008). Anna Williamson, manager of the LTE implementation team, will be responsible for creating and providing the training. The team members will review each step of the process and will provide feedback and buy-in. Once completed, this program will be used throughout the Florida region to deploy...
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...Case Study - Huawei Question 1 This question requirement bases on Huawei’s resources, capabilities, and finally finds out its core competencies. It uses the internal analysis to find out the strengths and weakness of a film. Resources create organizational capabilities when group together and, capabilities result in the core competencies of a firm, and these are the foundation of competitive advantage. 1. Resources 1. Tangible resources 1.1.1 Physical Shenzhen, China is Huawei’s headquarter, and had worldscale research institutes and customer support and training centers. It also built a worldwide sales and services network that include eight regional headquarters and 55 branch offices outside China. 1.1.2 Financial Huawei had the financial support from the Export-Import Bank of China and the state-owned Chinese Development Bank. Therefore, Huawei received a US10 billion facility for its international expansion over five years and US$600 million respectively. 1.1.3 Human Resources Huawei was started with only 200 production staff and 500 R&D staff. Until 2005, there were 24,000 employees and 48 percent were worked in R&D. There were more than 85% of Huawei’s employees had a higher degree or bachelors, and about 60 percent owned a PhD or masters, which means the education level of Huawei’s employees were higher than the average workers in China. 1.2 Intangible resources Huawei held more than 8000 patent applications, and 800 were applied in more than 20 countries...
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...Migration from 2G to 3G - Options: Evolution of Mobile Technologies: The Migration Path This is a brief overview of what has been already done and possible expected migration path of mobile operators. At the 2G phase, there were three major dominant systems in market: a) GSM operating in 900, 1800 and 1900MHz band, b) TDMA operating in 800MHz, 1900MHz and 850MHz (North America), and c) CDMA (IS-95) operating in 1900 and 800MHz band. 2G systems offered enhanced voice services and improved capacity to its customers. With the growing demand in mobile services and the need to connect corporate networks for data communications, an intermediate generation (2.5G) of technologies were developed: GPRS and EDGE (both in the GSM family), and cdma2000 1X-RTT. While migrating from 2G to 2.5G, operators made decisions based on their future planning and business interests targeting third generation (3G) networks. From 2G to 2.5G, GSM operators migrated to GPRS and EDGE systems with some of the TDMA operators also migrating to GSM/GPRS systems (see figure 1). Among them * Vodafone is the largest player with a global foot print in offering GSM/GPRS ser-vices. * Prominent TDMA operators in the United States include AT&T Wireless and Cingular Wireless. * Another major operator includes T-Mobile-USA, offering GSM/GPRS services. * In India, Bharti Cellular (AirTel), IDEA Cellular, Hutchison are some of the GPRS operators whose GPRS networks are in commercial...
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...for change, how change effects organisations, the behavioural responses to change and the support that Human Resources (HR) can provide during these changes. 3G is a communications company focused on bringing the benefits of the internet to the mobile telephone. The 3G network is built for data and future-proofed for 4G technologies. The organisation has invested billions of pounds developing and expanding the network which means 3G can connect more people to the internet in more places, whilst increasing the capacity to meet the ever-growing demand for data. The main customers are consumer based, with over 90% of them choosing smartphones, were they are increasingly opting for all-you-can-eat data plans. These plans give the customers the freedom to get the most out of their smartphone, without fear of how much it will cost. 3G aim to be here to help customers discover all the benefits of the mobile internet. They do this by having a network designed for data, and by inspiring people to explore new things, 3G aim to take away any barriers that prevent the customers embracing it. The organisation has also worked hard to make it easier for customers to manage their accounts and their interactions with 3G, by providing unique services that are made possible by the network and the mobile internet access it provides. 3G strives to challenge and change the mobile industry for the benefit of consumers. In line with the company plan to grow the customer base and reduce costs,...
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...4G Wireless Networks Compare and contrast 3G wireless networks to 4G networks in terms of: 3G and 4G wireless networks can be compared and contrasted by four areas of capabilities: Service and application, network architecture, data throughput and user perception. “Some examples of services offered by 3G wireless networks are CDMA2000 (also known as IMT MultiCarrier (IMTMC), Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (UMTS), and EDGE as well as a long list of others while 4G offer Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access (Wimax2) and Long-Term Evolution (LTE- Advance).” (Jamia Yant, 2012, April 26) 3G applications allows users the ability to stream video and audio, video conferencing as well as other multi-media applications within a mobile environment. 4G applications on the other hand offer gaming services, amended mobile web access, high definition mobile television, video conferencing, IP telephony and 3D television. The architecture between 3G and 4G are very different,3G mobile network uses a Wide Area Cell Based network with a circuit-switched subsystem and “3G networks rely on large satellite connections that are connected to telecommunications towers”. (Turban, E. and Volonino, L, 2011) 3G allows users to make calls or open the internet, through signals which are sent to 3G tower antennas or cell sites. The data travels from the cell site to a central switching office by a wire-fiber optic network. The central switching office then connects...
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...Executive Summary Telecoms market of China is full of opportunities and challenges in 2010. After 3G licenses are issued, where are three big telecom providers going? All kinds of small amounts of electricity and comprehensive popularization of 3G cards will agitate the spark of splendid market in China. This article will discuss the development especially three main carriers first. And then review the developing process of China inclining to technological development and marketing development. After that there will be a forecast for Chinese telecoms industry. Executive Summary 1 Introduction 1 China telecoms industry development and three main carriers 2 Market and Technological Growth 4 China telecoms industry and Market Performance forecast 5 References 6 Introduction “According to IDC's statistics, the shipments of mobile phone manufacturers is 317.5 million in the second quarter, with a growth of 14.5% comparing with the second quarter of 2009's 277.2 million units”(Boyce 2010). This represents the second consecutive quarter of digit growth for mobile phone devices, which represents continued rapid growth in the global market for mobile phone. In recent years China has actively communications of infrastructure plan in 2010. According to the fourth season investigation, China has replaced the United States as a most populous country of the world broadband subscribers. The number achieves 83 million households compared with 80 million subscribers in the...
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...companies. 3G technologies ushered in the era of smart-phones and they have been the driving factor of many of the advances in wireless technologies today. As smart-phones and wireless technologies improve technologically savvy consumers are demanding more and more from wireless companies. Today, there are two wireless standards; 3G and 4G. 4G Wireless Networks When you look at 3G and 4G wireless networks you can compare and contrast them in four areas: service and application, network architecture, data throughput and user perceptions. “Compare and contrast 3G wireless networks to 4G networks in terms of services and applications” Applications are the primary reason consumers use smart-phones today. They get hooked on the convenience the applications bring to their lives. 3G is the first wireless network to provide these capabilities for consumers. For the first time they were able to have a video call with a family member on the go, they were able to stream movies and video, and even able to video conference on the go with the office. 4G picked up where 3G left off, it provided the capability to access information at the same speeds that you could on your computer at home. Consumers are now playing video games on the go, watching live sports events and high definition television on the go. Technically 4G is a new iteration of 3G technologies, but carriers chose to call it 4G as a marketing advantage to get consumers to switch companies. “Compare and contrast 3G wireless...
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...4G Wireless Network | Compare and Contrast 3G Wireless Networks to 4G Networks 3G networks allow people to have high speed access to data and voice services, they are essentially a high-speed mobile Internet, that can offer speeds of up to 3.1 megabits per second (Mbps) or more. This speed is around the same speeds offered by earlier sellers of cable modems. However, depending on where you are and how many users there are, the actual speed of 3G networks will fluctuate. Even though 3G is still more commonly used, the recently introduced 4G networks have quickly become the standard for wireless communication. The 4G networks are 4-10 times faster than 3G protocols and are ideal for watching streaming videos or movies, and offer more security, unlike a Wi-Fi connection. We can compare and contrast 3G wireless networks and 4G networks in four areas: service and application, network architecture, data throughput and user perceptions. The following standards are typically branded 3G: CDMA2000, UMTS, and EDGE. Whereas 4G wireless is the term used to describe the fourth-generation of wireless service such as WiMax and LTE. Although 4G is a step up from 3G, the limited coverage that is the present 4G market keeps 3G as the frontrunner in wireless protocols being used by the public. While all 4G service is called "4G," the underlying technology is different. Sprint, for example, uses WiMax technology for its 4G network, while Verizon Wireless uses a technology called Long Term...
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...CIS 500 Complete ClasCIS 500 Complete Class Assignments and Term Paper Click link Below To Download Entire Class: http://strtutorials.com/CIS-500-Complete-Class-Assignments-and-Term-Paper-CIS5006.htm CIS 500 Complete Class Assignments and Term Paper CIS 500 Assignment 1 Predictive Policing CIS 500 Assignment 2: 4G Wireless Networks CIS 500 Assignment 3 Mobile Computing and Social Networking CIS 500 Assignment 4 Data Mining CIS 500 Term Paper Mobile Computing and Social Networks CIS 500 Assignment 1 Predictive Policing Click link Below To Download: http://strtutorials.com/CIS-500-Assignment-1-Predictive-Policing-CIS5001.htm In 1994, the New York City Police Department adopted a law enforcement crime fighting strategy known as COMPSTAT (COMPuter STATistics). COMPSTAT uses Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to map the locations of where crimes occur, identify “hotspots”, and map problem areas. COMPSTAT has amassed a wealth of historical crime data. Mathematicians have designed and developed algorithms that run against the historical data to predict future crimes for police departments. This is known as predictive policing. Predictive policing has led to a drop in burglaries, automobile thefts, and other crimes in some cities. Write a four to five (45) page paper in which you Compare and contrast the application of information technology (IT) to optimize police departments’ performance to reduce crime versus random patrols of the streets...
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...considerable amount of money running into billions of dollars in acquisitions and mergers that did not significantly improve its position in the market (Hitt & Ireland, 2008). AT&T services AT&T Mobility is a wholly owned subsidiary of AT&T Inc. The company has a total of 107 million customers in United States and Puerto Rico. It is the largest wireless communications provider by number of customers closely followed by Verizon wireless. AT&T Mobility has the second largest digital coverage that cover close to 300 million people in North America using different wireless communication standards. The core communication standard the company uses to reach million is GSM. Over the last ten years AT&T Mobility adopted 3G wireless technology i.e. UMTS/HSPA to deliver data as well as voice. Customers can stream videos from handheld devices as well as desktops and laptops and tablets. In response to Verizon high speed data network, AT&T introduced HSDPA to provide high speed broadband network. AT&T Mobility and its competitors are currently...
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...are Verizon, AT&T, and Straight Talk. Verizon is the biggest service provider around for now. The reason being that they have the best towers, or so people thought. Verizon hasn’t upgraded all of their towers to 4G LTE yet. Most of them are still running 3G towers. Their prices are ridiculously expensive and that’s where most people have their biggest issue with Verizon. Unlike Verizon, AT&T isn’t that sought after. Everyone assumes that since AT&T’s service wasn’t all that great a few years back that it still isn’t, but they are gaining more and more coverage. Most of their towers have been upgraded to 4G LTE so 3G on their network is virtually non-existent. The only issue is that their network will only work in certain areas, like if you live in the country you won’t get a signal. The good thing is that AT&T isn’t that expensive. Straight Talk runs off of both Verizon and AT&T towers. Straight Talk is a great, affordable company and it has a phone that meets everyone’s needs. If you’re out in the country then you will need a phone that runs off Verizon towers, but in the city you can go with AT&T towers or Verizon towers. Since it runs off of both you can have a phone that runs a 4G LTE network and one that runs a 3G network. Every company has its pros and cons, but the decision of which one you should go with depends on your needs. There will always be controversy over phones and their service providers as long as there are humans. In my personal opinion Straight Talk...
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