Wireless City Development in Asia: Taipei, Taiwan published by Market Intelligence & Consulting Institute (MIC) in March, 2008. This report consists of 18 pages and the price starts from US $ 1520.
Abstract
As large cities in North America and Europe are undertaking wireless city
infrastructure projects, major cities in Asian countries are also setting up
their own wireless network system projects in order to raise their
international competitiveness. In addition to the ubiquitous network trends in
Japan and Korea, Taipei completed its WiFly system infrastructure project in
2006 to become the world' s first wireless city. The Singaporean government
proposed a series of wireless and cable broadband network projects. The Indian
IT city of Pune is also eagerly pursuing its own wireless city plans. This
report will analyze the development of Taipei' s wireless city project.
Table of Contents
List of Topics
Analyzes the wireless city project WiFly in Taipei, Taiwan. Examines the
progress of network construction, network applications, operational model,
budget, equipment and services. Also looks at the wireless network' s
competitive positioning in the market and its future development.
- Development of Emerging Wireless Cities in Asia
- Development of Taipei' s Wireless City Project
- Applications
- Operation Model
- Expense Budget
- Equipment and Services
- Current Status and Future Development
- MIC Perspective
- Appendix
BenQ, Chunghwa Telecom, Dopod, Eten, Far Eastone, HP, Intel, Nortel, Qware,
Sony, Sparq, Taiwan Mobile, Uni-President Group
List of Tables
- Table 1: Taipei Wifly Network Construction Progress
- Table 2: Wifly and Chunghwa Telecom Wireless Internet Rates
