Monthly Archives: September 2011

#Verizon to throttle heavy users #BSSOSS #capcrunch #mobile

It has been reported that US MNO Verizon is to introduce throttling to control the consumption of some of their heaviest data users. As is the case in many networks, a minority of users consume the greatest amount of capacity. … Continue reading

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Interview with GoS Networks’ John Power from #MWC11

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France moves to end flat-rate access. Will there be a ‘domino’ effect?

Venerable news agency Reuters recently reported that French telcos are planning to charge higher fees for users who consume more bandwidth. According to the report, 5% of users consume 80% of the available bandwidth. Although the end of flat-rate access … Continue reading

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Working from Anywhere: How the #Cloud Liberates Workers

According to analysts the Yankee Group, the ability to work from anywhere is perceived as the greatest benefit offered by cloud applications. If this is correct, then it clearly suggests that cloud service users expect to be mobile, or at … Continue reading

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Distributed Policy Control – A guide to next generation services

Distributed Policy Control_A Guide to Next Generation Services

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