New License Networks

The technology divide between developed and developing regions of the world is rapidly being addressed by mobile communications, which offer an unmatched combination of service quality, operational flexibility and cost of ownership. This explains why, today, mobile subscribers number approximately the same as wireline subscribers, even though the wireline base had nearly a century’s head start. Thus, governments are making spectrum licenses available to operators to cover new regions, and those operators are turning to time-tested, standards-based technologies to deliver services.

Macro Capacity Networks for New and Existing Wireless Operators

A new license wireless operator is concerned with all facets of developing his business, and the challenges are many. Defining the target subscriber market, building the operation, staffing, and establishing retail channels are only a few of the challenges facing a new operator. For the task of actually designing and deploying the mobile network, the operator needs a partner who he can trust that will bring the right mix of technology and services together to deliver a rapid, cost-effective, and scalable mobile network upon which he can build his business.

Tecore has significant experience in deploying numerous greenfield wireless networks for new license operators throughout the world, from single city applications, to Wireless Local Loops, to nationwide coverage. Tecore’s team can leverage this experience to help new license operators in the planning, deployment, and service launch of their business. From network design to deployment planning and project management to subscriber equipment selection and integration, Tecore can help you through the time-critical planning and implementation cycles with quick time to service and cost efficiency as primary goals.

End-to-End Solutions

Tecore’s Professional Services team will work with you through the entire life cycle of the deployment project, starting with planning and design, through development and deployment, and into commercial operation. The services include project management, network engineering, systems integration, deployment services, training, and support, including remote Network Operations Center operations if required by the operator.