Driving Mobile Network Evolution in Asia Pacific!

Annually, at least $410 billion is invested globally on mobile network transformation and upgrades alone. Mobile networks are the most significant but imperative cost for operators across the globe.

More so than ever in 2010, mobile network operators need to relook their mobile networks to rapidly roll out new services whilst keeping infrastructure cost to the minimum.

Key findings in a recent report raise valuable insights that slow and limited services is the major cause for mobile subscriber churn and reduced customer spending.

Particularly with the current economic situation, subscribers are now more demanding of the value and service they get out of each cent they spend with their operators. Pertinent questions today include: How could you build a mobile network with maximum efficiency and flexibility whilst maintaining profitability, and how do you guarantee future-safe network evolution?

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8 Top Issues Discussed At
Mobile Network Evolution 2010

1. Next Generation Broadband Access...
2. Network outsourcing projects and managed networks, to be or not to be
3. Creating a high performance, quality and stability with customer centric framework
4. The LTE Business Case... next steps to market and deployment
5. Back to basics... Revolutionising your network planning and architecture for enhanced performance and capacity management
6. Avoiding the bit pipe scenario: the tremendous success of app stores shows that mobile network operators must open the door to applications to lower the risk of becoming the proverbial dump pipe
7. Network consolidation for driving down Capex and Opex: Unified 2G/3G Core Network (CS, PS) for optimised radio network performance to support new revenue streams
8. The next network technology superstar...

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• "A unique opportunity to share work experiences with smart people from different operators."

  - Radio Planning and Optimisation Engineer, Oman Mobile Telecommunications

• "New ideas were shown in addressing RF problems, new tools to address quality issues were also introduced that might help our company’s objective in improving service delivery."

  - Supervisor, Smart Communications

• "I’m glad I attended because it gave me an excellent opportunity to share and learn from experts in the field of network planning and optimisation, as well as gain ideas of new tools that can impact my network design and optimisation processes."

  - SVP (CTO of International Operations), Bharti Airtel