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300 million US $ to be contributed by The World Bank for NeGP   |   BSNL IPO plans stuck with employees   |   Another $800 million to be invested in Pakistan by China Mobile   |   Mobile Operators asked to neutralize signals in border areas of India   |   Rural India will account for 40% of telecom sector share in emerging markets   |   Vodafone acquires 70% stake in Ghana mobile firm   |   Mobile Linux Group (LiPS) merges with Limo Foundation to strengthen efforts for a Mobile Linux Platform   |   EU Mobile Data Market Growing Rapidly Driven By Spread of Mobile Broadband - GSMA   |   Microsoft plans to buy Portuguese mobile software company   |   Telecom industry calls for new convergence policy to enable content on mobile devices   |   Motorola bags $90 mn BSNL order for supply of GSM network equipment   |   RIM may launch new Blackberry device to compete with Apple iPhone   |   New study points to growing use of mobile devices in public sector   |   Idea and Tata Communications pilot mobile money transfer from UAE to India   |   Vodafone downgraded on EU threat   |   Intel unveils tiny chips tailored for mobile Internet gadgets   |   South African pupils seek to improve maths results using mobile phone   |   DoT allocates CDMA spectrum to Sistema   |   Zambia: Mobile Phones to the Rescue flood affected citizens   |   India to beat US in mobile telephony   |  

Key reports and market studies on mobile government

For practitioners, government officers and development agencies

  •  Wireless Networking for the Developing World

A Practical Guide to planning and building low-cost telecommunication infrastructure

The book is being developed in a collaborative manner as a part of the project to compile the material regarding cost effective wireless infrastructure solutions for the developing world.

The book and the PDF file are published under a Creative Commons Attribution-Sharealike 2.5 license.

The Project Site is at the URL http://wndw.net

Download The e-Book (PDF File : approx 2MB)

 


  •  Transformational Potential of Mobile Transactions

Vodafone has published its sixth policy paper on the social impact of mobile phones. The report entitled 'Transformational Potential of M-Transactions' has been developed in partnership with Nokia and Nokia Siemens Network. It presents new, independent research by leading economists from Frontier Economics and Groupe d’Economie Mondiale as well as consultants to the World Bank and calls for a new regulatory framework to allow greater access to financial services via mobile phones in developing countries.

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