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Regulating Mobile Broadband
The mobile broadband revolution is putting regulators under pressure to license new spectrum. However, spectrum is a scarce resource – and distributing it on a piecemeal basis without a comprehensive plan for the whole band could lead to fragmentation and country-specific allocations.
Presented by Mikael Halén, Director of Government and Industry Relations at Ericsson, this online training introduces the regulatory issues relating to spectrum. The course also outlines the challenges that spectrum allocation presents and explains the benefits of harmonized and contiguous spectrum for regulators, operators and consumers.
Course time: 2 minutes
Click here to read the article – Regulators beware: don’t short-circuit mobile broadband
Mikael Halén
As Director of Government and Industry Relations at Ericsson, Mikael Halén is responsible for regulatory affairs relating to mobile broadband. He works closely with Ericsson’s leadership to determine the agenda and strategic direction for the company in this exciting and fast-moving market
During his career at Ericsson, Mikael has held senior positions within marketing and product development for mobile broadband and premises networking. He was also instrumental in leading the specification work for the first Ericsson WCDMA experimental system together with NTT DoCoMo and Japan Telecom. Mikael holds an MSc in Applied Physics and Electrical Engineering from Linköping Institute of Technology, Sweden.
The second wave of mobile broadband – differentiated offerings
The speed and quality of a user’s mobile broadband connection is now as important as device desirability or subscription cost.
Mobile broadband for good
A study of the Asia-Pacific region shows that licensing harmonized spectrum in sub-1GHz bands can bring a range of social and economic benefits.
Public policy and the GSMA
The GSMA works closely with governments and regulators around the world to effectively manage radio spectrum across all technologies.
