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WIRELESS REVIEW's E-Marketing Update - September Editorial

Wireless Review's E-Marketing Update


SEPTEMBER 2003

COVER STORY
>>Number Portability: The Churn Factor
Wireless Review investigates how the pending wireless local number portability deadline could increase churn for some service providers, provide a customer windfall for others, and what steps carriers are taking to prepare for it--including the technologies they're deploying to help improve customer satisfaction and reduce churn.

Departments
>>POWERING THE WIRELESS NETWORK
An in-depth look at some of the latest power technology and equipment keeping mobile networks up and running.

>>NETWORK ASSET MANAGEMENT
The asset management function has been gaining the attention of wireless carriers lately. Wireless Review examines some of the software tools used to keep track of network inventory and how wireless carriers are applying them to help reduce capex and opex.

>>WI-FI
Some enterprises are deploying exclusive voice-over-Wi-Fi networks that won’t interfere with critical machinery. With the arrival of more Wi-Fi voice equipment on the market, will the trend spread to other sectors, and will carriers get a piece of the action?

>>WIRELESS OSS
How the biggest guns of landline operations software are making a move into the wireless arena. Will they succeed?

ALSO...
Follow-me applications targeted at improving rate of missed calls, a look at a wireless ISP trendsetter, and how the haptics revolution could make wireless a true sensory experience.

Deadlines: Space - Aug. 11 · Materials - Aug. 18

Editorial stories subject to change without notice.

AWARD WINNING EDITORS

Telephony and Wireless Review editors continued their award-winning writing in 2002, as determined by the American Society of Business Publication Editors. Telephony and Wireless Review’s editorial team won five regional awards and two national awards, out-pacing any other publication covering the communications industry. For more information on the ASBPE awards: www.asbpe.org.

CONTACTS:
Mark Hickey
Publisher
Ph: 312-840-8408
mhickey@primediabusiness.com

Tiffany Devereux
Advertising Services Manager
Ph: 312-840-8411
tdevereux@primediabusiness.com

SALES:
EASTERN REGION
Bill Stinson
Eastern Regional Sales Manager
Ph: 215-321-5398
bstinson@primediabusiness.com

WESTERN REGION
Carla Lira
Western Regional Sales Manager
Ph: 720-489-3232
clira@primediabusiness.com

Beth Higgins
Advertising Coordinator
Ph: 312-840-8475
ehiggins@primediabusiness.com

MARKETPLACE SECTION
John Piotrowski
Classified Sales Manager
Ph: 312-840-8436
jpiotrowski@primediabusiness.com

PRODUCTION:
Lynita Barlow
Group Production Manager
Ph: 312-840-8409 lbarlow@primediabusiness.com

PRESS RELEASES:
Fax: 312-595-0295

October 2003
The Future of M-Commerce
Coverage Enhancement Technologies
>>Bonus Distribution:
CTIA Wireless IT, October 22-24, Las Vegas
Tower Summit, October 28-29, Las Vegas

Deadlines: Space - Sept. 9 · Materials - Sept. 11

November 2003
Prepaid Service Models
Test & Monitoring Wireless Networks

Deadlines: Space - Oct. 6 · Materials - Oct. 10

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