Tag archive: John Ure
Broadband Wireless Access in Asia Pacific: From Opportunity to Profitability
This paper does not dispute the ongoing central importance of the network operators and their ability to command revenue on...
ICTs Post-recession
As the global economy slowly pulls itself out of the greatest recession since the Second World War, the role of...
Mobile Banking in Indonesia: Assessing the Market Potential for Mobile Technology to Extend Banking to the Unbanked and Underbanked (Final Report)
Mobile Banking in Indonesia: Assessing the Market Potential for Mobile Technology to Extend Banking to the Unbanked and Underbanked (Final...
Will Obama Have to Give Up His Blackberry?
Next time President Obama visits the Arab Gulf States, he can leave his Blackberry at home. Because of its unique...
Content Factories and The New Media Model
Google has recently patented an algorithm that identifies search subjects that are under-represented on the Web. For companies such as...
The Changing Face of TV
The famous off-hand remark by Lord Thompson of Fleet who in 1960 described his Scottish TV station as a “licence...
Spectrum liberalization
A presentation by John Ure to the IET-OFTA Asia Pacific Radio Spectrum Conference 2010, Hong Kong 8th-9th April 2010 Downloads...
Boxed-in
Singapore is the latest to face the problem that is technically referred to as ‘conditional access’, meaning the conditions that...
Access Price Benchmarking for APCC
Access Price Benchmarking for APCC – a study produced for the Asia Pacific Carriers’ Coalition (APCC) Executive Summary 1. This...
Cloud Computer or Pie in the Sky?
Sometimes the headline occurs to the writer before the story, which is usually not a good sign for what is...
Macro-Economic Effects of Telecoms Reform
Presentation by Prof John Ure to the APEC Economic Committee, Hiroshima, Japan 25 February 2010 Documents Internal Copy
The meaning of Google vs. China
Cyber attacks are becoming more common, or at least are receiving more public attention. They range from the loan hacker...
Mobile Banking in Indonesia: Assessing the Market Potential for Mobile Technology to Extend Banking to the Unbanked and Underbanked
A Study for the IFC. Agenda • Introduction to the Study: Key Issues • Working Hypotheses • Focus Group Discussions...
Separation: Will It Work?
Building high speed broadband networks (HSBN) has become a signature theme of national information infrastructure policies around the globe. The...
Mobile payments in Asia Pacific
A report for KPMG. This report explores the development of the market for mobile payment systems in Asia Pacific and the...
Card payments in Asia Pacific: The state of the nations
Traditionally, Asia Pacific has been a region dominated by the use of cash. In recent times, the increase in the...
The state of the telecoms industry in Asia Pacific
A report for KPMG, printed Apr 2009. Downloads: solar panels for sale 2009-04_KPMG_StateOfTelecomsInAPAC_Report
Malaysia Broadband Conference: The Broadband Revolution: New Policies, Planning and Development ASEAN Trends
Presentation by John Ure to the Malaysian Broadband Conference, 10th Anniversary of the MCMC Download 2008-10_TRPC_TheBBRevolution_presentation.pdf
M-Banking and M-Payments in Asia Pacific
A presentation to the IFC Downloads: 2008-08_IFC_MPaymentsMBanking_Presentation
The video games market in China: Moving online
A report for KPMG solar battery Downloads: (internal doc) 2008-07_KPMG_VideoGamesInChinaMovingOnline_Report
TRPC Response Paper to "Industry Structure for Next Generation Access Networks", a Consultation Paper Issued by the IDA of Singapore
Our response paper to the following questions posed by the IDA of Singapore: Question 1: IDA seeks views and comments...