Networks & Infrastructure

Mobile Backhaul for Maximum Network Potential

Session 1: Mobile Backhaul Business Case Scenarios

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by TelecomEngine and ACG Research

There is no way around it, companies need to fix the growing need for more bandwidth or they will lose the battle to retain customers and grow profit. There are a myriad of solutions for creating more efficient backhaul networks, but which one is best? In this interactive session our panel of experts will explore the mobile backhaul dilemma. They will examine where costs occur and how to balance them against the profit found fixing the issue. Bring your questions to ask our industry experts as they discuss topics such as:

• Business case examination for the various technology options - ROA vs. ROI
• Examining pros, cons and cost behind your options with copper, fiber and microwave
• Meet and anticipate 4G and LTE requirements with Carrier Ethernet
• How to extend the network with femtocells
• Synchronization, latency and the impact of service quality that translate into profit
• Planning for the future of mobile broadband - anticipating the next issue

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