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BYOD refers to the practice of allowing employees to use personally-owned mobile devices for accessing enterprise IT resources and data. The proliferation of BYOD points to a future in which enterprise information technology (IT) departments will have to manage a mix of corporate-owned and employee-owned mobile devices. This Frost & Sullivan insigh...

This strategic insight provides a comprehensive overview of the evolving US mobile device trade-in and protection market, with a focus on critical trends in reverse logistics and the underlying economics of trade-in programs. As the market matures, trade-in initiatives are increasingly recognized not only for driving customer acquisition and return...

An operations support system (OSS) refers to an IT or computer system that communications service providers (CSPs) use to manage their networks and, along with business support systems (BSSs), serve customers. The main focus of an OSS is supporting network operations through management functions such as network inventory, service provisioning, netw...

An operations support system (OSS) is an IT or computer system that communication service providers use to manage their networks and, along with business support systems (BSSs), serve customers. This report examines the trends in OSS evolution (particularly in 5G), outline the market opportunities that OSS vendors must support in 5G, and illustrate...

The North American consumer communication services tracker for Q3 2023 provides detailed information about several consumer communication service companies in the United States and Canada. The aggregated data—delivered by country, technology, and company—includes subscriber, revenue, net add (loss), projection, and industry share for the residentia...

High-speed broadband services, continued penetration of advanced mobile devices that encourage developments in the cellular machine-to-machine (M2M) and Internet of Things (IoT) markets, and the resurgence of unlimited mobile plans are the top drivers of the North American mobile communications market. This tracker presents the metrics for Tier I m...

Colloquially referred to as cell phones, mobile handsets primarily serve as portable telephones that can make and receive calls and transmit and receive data over a cellular radio link while the user is moving within a defined service area. Mobile handsets encompass smartphones, smart feature phones, and feature phones, and their chief distinctions...

The continued penetration of high-speed broadband services into advanced mobile devices, developments in the cellular machine-to-machine (M2M) and Internet of Things (IoT) markets, and the resurgence of unlimited mobile plans are the top drivers of the North American mobile services market. This tracker presents metrics for leading mobile operators...

The US mobile device and data industry continues to grow at a steady pace. Wireless high-speed broadband services, developments in the cellular machine-to-machine and Internet of Things (IoT) sectors, and the resurgence of unlimited mobile plans are the top growth drivers. New network technologies, device form factors, and computing paradigms conti...