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Gordon Mansfield, AT&T’s executive director for radio access network delivery
It would be foolish to think less than a yearIn Multi-standard small cells at least a year off
We've got a significant portion of the country updated.In Light Reading - AT&T Has LTE Small Cells 'in the Lab'
The small cell industry is at a defining moment. Over 98 percent of operators think small cells are essential to their future and femtocells alone outnumber macrocells globally and are expected to constitute over 85 percent of all base stations by 2017.In MWC 2013: Small cells – is the industry trying to run before it can walk? | News Analysis | News
These operators are typically big and from developed markets.In Small Cell Forum cranks up rollout efforts
Femtocells dominate the rollout numbers, but it is public access where most of the small cell revenues will come from.In Small Cell Forum cranks up rollout efforts
From what we have seen in the last couple of months, 2013 looks to be the year that public access takes off.In Small Cell Forum cranks up rollout efforts
Femtocells alone outnumber macrocells globally and are expected to constitute over 85 percent of all base stations by 2017. Yet existing deployments have centred on almost 50 pioneering and mostly very large operators in developed markets.In MWC: Small Cell Forum launches release programme for indoor femtocells
The beauty of a lot of the small cell-type of technology is we are building out this core infrastructure within our network that gives us flexibility to target a variety of use cases.In AT&T Trial Shows Small Cells Bring Nearly Perfect Coverage to Problem Areas
We have a tremendous amount of data so we can see where we have potential performance challenges within the network.In AT&T Trial Shows Small Cells Bring Nearly Perfect Coverage to Problem Areas
If you looked at the traditional network architecture in place four, five years ago, frankly, it didn't support a small-cell layer.In A Surge in Small Cell Sites
The Femto Forum's work is driven mainly by the efforts of individuals from within our member organisations. From an impressive shortlist, the judging panel selected Gordon Mansfield, Executive Director at AT&T, as the individual who has made the single biggest difference to the progress of the Forum. Gordon has been a major force in developing consensus positions among operators and other stakeholders on a range of femtocell related issues. He has been a regular contributor at Femto Forum plenaries and sponsored conferences, as well as being a tireless promoter of femtocells to the wireless industry as a whole by speaking in support of femtocells at numerous industry events. Besides his own time commitments he has worked to assign the right AT&T individuals to contribute in the working groups and SIGs of the Femto Forum. We are very pleased to be able to recognise his dedication to the worldwide acceptance of femtocell technology through this award.Simon Saunders in Airvana in the News: Femto Forum announces winners of the Femtocell Industry Awards 2010
