http://www.wirelessfactors.com/blog/4896/wimax_phy_and_mac_layer.htmlWireless Components from SatyamSun, 07 Sep 2008 18:43:36 GMThttp://www.wirelessfactors.com/blog/4849/regional_sales_manager_for_uk_mobile_devices.htmlAn American based manufacturer of mobile devices and services that improve wireless operators ARPU is recruiting an experienced Regional Sales Manager for the UK. In this position, you will be responsible for developing and managing sales to mobile operators, distributors, developing channel sales, and retail distribution. This position offers a competitive base salary with up to a 50% bonus/commissions, plus additional performance accelerators. Sun, 07 Sep 2008 18:43:36 GMThttp://www.wirelessfactors.com/blog/4797/fae_-_nortel.htmltechnical sales support & business developmentSun, 07 Sep 2008 18:43:36 GMThttp://www.wirelessfactors.com/blog/4796/regional_sales_west.htmlDAS & In-Building Wireless for Public Safety MarketSun, 07 Sep 2008 18:43:36 GMThttp://www.wirelessfactors.com/blog/4795/are_markets_restructuring.htmlStrategic thinking evolves over time and is heavily influenced by new market developments. As new market developments emerge strategies have to be reconfigured to adjust to the new dynamics of the market. In the 70's and 80's the new strategic influence was quality. In the 90's it was technology. Now the primary influence is relationships and subsequently the very nature of strategic thinking has to change in order to see the methods for seizing opportunities of the new market dynamics.Sun, 07 Sep 2008 18:43:36 GMThttp://www.wirelessfactors.com/blog/4723/do_numbers_create_relationships.htmlWhether your a business or an individual, getting readers or collecting connections is easy as long as you know the “tricks of the trade“. The number of readers and connections doesn’t equate to much more than traffic, a number. While having lots of traffic ensures better search engine positioning it doesn’t ensure relationships, just traffic.Sun, 07 Sep 2008 18:43:36 GMThttp://www.wirelessfactors.com/blog/4699/what_are_the_enabling_factors.htmlTechnology in and of itself is no longer a proprietary competitive advantage. What you do with it creates the advantages. The mindset of business leaders must change in order for enablement to work. Letting go of the control and command paradigm and embracing open and honest conversations is the first and hardest step.Sun, 07 Sep 2008 18:43:36 GMThttp://www.wirelessfactors.com/blog/4683/exec_mgmt_consultant_for_engineering_strategies.htmlHigh visibility, high impact position for experienced executive level (Sr. Director, VP, CTO) wireless radio access networks systems engineer who has employment experience working directly for a Tier 1 executive management consulting firm.Sun, 07 Sep 2008 18:43:36 GMThttp://www.wirelessfactors.com/blog/4681/exec_mgmt_engineering_strategy_consultant_zurich.htmlHigh visibility, high impact position for experienced ambitious go-getter, bright end-to-end systems engineer who has progressed to a senior level (Director, VP, CTO) in wireless radio access networks systems AND has employment experience working directly for a Tier 1 executive management consulting firm providing strategic and technical services to mobile operators in Europe. This is in systems engineering consulting, NOT IT related.Sun, 07 Sep 2008 18:43:36 GMThttp://www.wirelessfactors.com/blog/4650/has_the_game_rules_changed>.htmlBusinesses try different strategies and tactics. Many methods have been tried including slick marketing messages vying to get potential customers attention. Some “tricks of the trade” have been used to reach the masses through traditional media channels and word of mouth marketing.Sun, 07 Sep 2008 18:43:36 GMT