Category Archives: Mobile Data Offload

Overcoming the data crunch

Posted on May 11, 2011 by Dan_McBride

With data traffic estimated to grow at a staggering 5000% over the next decade, it’s time to apply new thinking to the problem. Bridging the gap between user demand, the promise of new superphones and the operator business imperatives is … Continue reading →

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Making better use of subscriber information

Posted on April 1, 2011 by MaryC

One of the questions we posed at CTIA concerned the benefits in using the subscriber information contained in the control plane. Our view is that, by accessing subscriber information in the control or signaling plane, operators can leverage the greater … Continue reading →

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Regrouping functions to stem the data traffic tide

Posted on September 12, 2010 by Nishi Kant

A holistic solution to network capacity issues requires a “regrouping of functions” to better align with the modern pattern of use. To address traffic overload on network devices, the trend today is in-place upgrade with additional hardware or forklift upgrades … Continue reading →

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