Sunday, 10 February 2008 03:04 | 
Written by Robert Syputa
WiMAX & LTE are Enablers of the Green Economy
Responsible governments and corporations are increasingly seeking ways to reduce societal and their own environmental impact. The awakening of concerns about global warming are heightened by rapidly rising demand for fossil fuels in countries including China and India that offsets reductions that are expected impact of higher oil prices in western economies.
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Friday, 10 July 2009 03:28 | Written by Robert Syputa
Article shortly after introduction of Apple iPhone Robert Syputa, Partner, Senior Analyst, Maravedis, Inc. The Apple iPhone has entered the market with more fanfare than any product introduction in recent memory. This speculation has fueled by Apple’s success with the iPod, a music device that re-wrote the formula for success when it entered an already competitive market for portable MP3 players. The unique ‘it factor’ that Apple brings to the party is an intuitive but painstakingly designed approach to man-machine interface development that started with the first Macintosh PC and continues to breath fresh life into the company. IPhone enters the market for cellphones and PDA devices at a point of maturity that many might have thought that only incremental improvements were possible. Underlying this introduction are deep rooted changes in the way wireless will evolve and how service providers will operate. What raises eyebrows most is not a new take on PDA cellphones but a new take on the business methods it represents… a disruptive change from business as usual for cellular network giants and fulcrum entry point for new operators. Last Updated (Friday, 10 July 2009 04:21)
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Friday, 03 July 2009 14:06 | Written by Robert Syputa
Presentation outline, on NG IPR July 2007
Partner, Senior Analyst, Robert Syputa, Maravedis Inc
Intellectual property rights affect pricing and risks for current and future 3G, WiMAX and LTE network deployments. This sessions provides results of research into IPR ownership positions, value, trade and standards group policies, court rulings, current litigation, and trade sanctions and analysis of estimates for royalty rates and risks. During the presentation, Robert Syputa, Senior Analyst, Maravedis, presents findings from his recent report WiMAX/LTE 4G Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Policy & Market Analysis, 1st Edition, Release 2.
Key Findings:
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