New Mobile and Cellular Networks Technologies and Services On-Site Training

This on-site training class is also available as Public Schedule Seminar.

Cellular technology is only half of the cellular communications story - we'll teach you the technology and the other half

Course Description/Agenda

Does your job depend on you gaining a comprehensive understanding of new mobile and cellular networks, technologies and services?

Then you need to attend the only non-commercial, instructor led training course that covers the fundamentals, differences and evolution of all current and future mobile and cellular communications networks, technologies, standards, services, and spectrum bands.

This course will explain the fundamentals, sort out the differences, demystify the technologies and simplify the operations of mobile and cellular communications.

In the next three years over 35 competing and incompatible mobile radio technologies, alternative networks and associated standards will be deployed and operational in the United States.

By attending this seminar, you will understand the strengths, weakness and differences of each and their impact on your business, products, services and career.

The course's curriculum is suitable to professionals new to mobile and cellular communications and those needing an update on the latest technologies, products, networks, services, standards, and trends. While the course covers all mobile and cellular technologies, it is not an engineering course. We simplify complex technologies so you won't need an engineering degree to understand them.

In two days at this training course you will understand:

How the various types and generations of mobile and cellular networks connect, route, manage and authenticate voice and data communications
The differences, strengths and weaknesses of 1G, 2G, 2.5G, 3G, 3.5G and 4G networks
- Voice communications capacities and quality
- Security & privacy
- Data communication handling and throughput capacities
- Evolution and upgrades
- Market status: deployment and implementation by carrier
- If one type or generation of network is really better than another
How new and alternative wireless data and voice networks are competing with traditional 2G and 3G mobile and cellular networks
How mobile and cellular networks, technologies, standards, services and terminals are changing and evolving

How spectrum availability, rules, regulations, and regulatory authorities are affecting the deployment, upgrade and evolution of various types and generations of mobile and cellular networks

This training course is taught by Jerry Kaufman, president of Alexander Resources. Mr. Kaufman is an internationally recognized consultant and expert on cellular, mobile, and wireless communications. He has been teaching seminars on these subjects since 1994. In addition to teaching, Mr. Kaufman has authored numerous research reports and regularly serves as an expert witness and patent analyst on cellular, mobile, and wireless technologies, networks, and services. Why and how will you benefit from this unique training course?

We have been offering this course since 1994. It has remained popular because it is:

Exclusive
- Provides unique insights into mobile and cellular winners and losers and their key strengths and weaknesses.
- Focuses on U.S. mobile and cellular with an international context.
- Balances the understanding of technologies with customer, market, and competitive realities.
Unbiased
- All information presented has been independently developed by Alexander Resources.
- No vendor presentations or promotions.
- Not beholden to any vendor or single viewpoint.
Comprehensive
- Examines all of the major mobile and cellular technologies, networks, terminals, services, standards and spectrum issues including interrelationships and counteractions.
- Includes in-depth carrier competitive analysis and mobile and cellular market analysis and forecasts.
- Continually updated with the latest information on mobile and cellular.
Expert
- Taught by Jerry Kaufman, President of Alexander Resources. Since 1990, Mr. Kaufman's research, consulting and teaching has focused on the analysis of leading edge mobile and cellular technologies, networks, services and markets. He is a noted patent analyst and expert witness.