| Publisher | Stevens Institute of Technology | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Format | 53.3KB PDF | Date added | 29 Jun 2004 |
| Topics | GPS - GIS, Wi-Fi (802.11), GSM | ||
| Downloads | 146 | ||
The primary objective of this paper is to show how cellular service providers can benefit from Wi-Fi, by integrating it to their existing GSM/GPRS systems. The hotspots deployment is growing at a rapid pace, despite the absence of a good business model. Integration provides an excellent opportunity to enhance their GPRS/EDGE data service. By integrating both networks, operators are able to provide 3Glike services and thereby reduce churn which is currently a major problem for the wireless industry.
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