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Wednesday, 20 October 2010

Webinar on Holistic approach to Mobile Broadband Traffic Management *tomorrow*

Posted on 04:02 by Unknown
A quick heads-up that I'm doing a webinar tomorrow morning (Thursday 21st) on holistic approaches to mobile broadband traffic management. I'll be covering various themes around Net Neutrality, the need for radio-, location- and device-awareness in mobile policy management, and the challenges of "silo" solutions such as video compression operating without understanding the user's and network's context.

I'll also be covering the role of what I'm terming a "Congestion API" as a goal to work towards - an eventual win/win/win for user, operator and content/app providers.

Sign-up details are here: http://bit.ly/9q9vLk

Disclosure: this webinar is being conducted in conjunction with (and sponsored by) a client of mine, CCPU
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