Alan Hadden, President of the Global mobile Suppliers Association (GSA), casts an eye over Europe's HSPA landscape

This interview first appeared in Mobile Communications Europe, published by Informa Telecoms & Media (www.informatm.com)

As HSPA penetration grew, mobile broadband came of age in 2007. Dozens of networks launched, the technology matured and devices became mainstream. But that’s not the whole story. WCDMA growth is being boosted by migration to new frequency bands, EDGE is supporting service continuity and the GSM family as a whole is reaching new milestones. These achievements have been promoted and supported throughout the year by the Global mobile Suppliers Association (GSA).

This article first appeared in Mobile World Focus 2008 published by Informa Telecoms & Media (www.informatm.com)

3G would give significant impetus to increase overall Internet penetration in India

by Alan Hadden, President, GSA
Published in Voice & Data Guest Column - June 2007

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The next stage of the evolution of GSM is in progress, with deployments of HSDPA under way in a number of markets, ushering in a new era in mobile broadband. But GSM had another important role in 2006, bringing basic communications to under-served populations. Promoting both these aspects of the world’s favourite mobile standard have this year been central to the Global mobile Suppliers Association’s work in supporting, informing and advising industry and policymakers.
By Alan Hadden, President, GSA


This article first appeared in GSM>3G World Focus 2007 published by Informa Telecoms & Media (www.informatm.com)

Published in Communications Africa, August-September 2006, p70
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by Alan Hadden, President GSA
Published in Voice & Data Guest Column - June 2006
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As GSM subscriber numbers power towards the second billion and WCDMA take-up accelerates, there is much to celebrate. However, as the activities of the Global mobile Suppliers Association during 2005 make clear, there is also a continuing need to spread the word about the benefits and opportunities of GSM and its continuing development.
By Alan Hadden, President, GSA
This article first appeared in 3GSM World Focus 2006, published by Informa Telecoms & Media (www.informatm.com)

This article first appeared in 3GSM World Focus 2005.
Published by Informa Telecoms and Media

Comment: AsiaCom, Volume 10, Number 9 May 18, 2004
Published by Baskerville, part of the Informa Telecoms Group

GSM a nivel mundial El numero de suscriptoressuperara los mil millones en el primer trimestre del 2001. Las comunicaciones moviles son el tema central de la historia de la ultima decada, superando los telefonos moviles a cualquier otro producto electronico incluyendo computadoras personales, reproductores de discos compactos (CD), televisores, etc.
1.000 Millones - Cobertura Especial 3GSM World Congress. Published by Tele-Semana on 26 February, 2004. Spanish with English original.

It didn't seem likely, but vendors are now claiming that every European operator is considering EDGE and even going so far as to declare the discussions over. Keith Dyer reviews how the race was run.
Article originally published in Mobile Europe February 2004

As GSM growth continues, and EDGE follows WCDMA into the marketplace, the Global mobile Suppliers Association looks back on a busy year and forward to an even busier one, both for the world’s favourite standard and for the GSA. By Alan Hadden, president, GSA.
3GSM World Focus 2004, published by Mobile Communications International, part of Informa Business Publishing

Le prochain "3GSM World Congress" viendra sans doute confirmer cette analyse et, comme le souligne Alan Hadden (lire notre Entretien), mieux vaut tenir compte des retours d'expérience pour répondre aux attentes du marché...
Reproduced with the kind permission of Gilbert Frontier, Rédacteur en chef. See portail NTIC