New reports from Infocom Intelligence are now available online. The table of content of the reports are available on the following web link.
http://www.infocomintelligence.com/newreports.htm
1- The technologies and strategies behind new mobile services : Profile of the Canadian industry
[Nature of mobile technologies, evolution of the industry.]
2- Formation sur l’investissement en capital privé pour les anges financiers potentiels ou actuels
The author of the reports is Louis Rhéaume, which has the scolarity of a doctorate in business administration, concentration in strategic management, innovation management and corporate finance. He holds a Master’s degree in finance and he has completed the first level of CFA. He has numerous years of experience in consulting, strategy, and financial analysis, mainly in the telecommunications and computing industries. He has also been a researcher in the group MINE (Management of Innovation in the New Economy), where he was in charge of the area of telecommunication services. Mr. Rhéaume has consulted in telecommunications, performance indicators of ITC, computing, IT security issues, video games, insurance and airlines. He is a contributor to the financial web site Seeking Alpha (http://seekingalpha.com/author/louis-rheaume). He has also published scientific articles on mergers and acquisitions, strategic management and corporate universities. His new chapter of a book on technology business models will be published soon by Nova Science. It is written with expert Dr. Yves Rabeau of UQÀM. https://www.novapublishers.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=25245
He is also a teacher at the Télé-Université (TELUQ-UQÀM), where he teaches 10 finance courses such as: financing, corporate finance, financial risk management, performance indicators, value creation and financial strategy, financial projects analysis. These courses belong to the University’s second cycle for the candidates to the CGA aaccounting accreditation. His thesis project was related to strategic management of innovation project portfolios and the dilemma Buy or Build innovation.
For more information you can contact us.
Louis Rhéaumne
Infocom Intelligence
louis@infocomintelligence.com
514-528-6422
Twitter: @InfocomAnalysis
A blog on the convergence of info-communications industries: communications, computing, electronics, entertainment, publications and education. Strategic, technological and financial analysis. English and French blog. Cette chronique traite de l’évolution des industries de l’information et des communications et couvre des aspects stratégiques, technologiques et financiers, comme l’économie du savoir et de l’innovation. L’auteur est Associé principal de Infocom Intelligence.
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Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Nouveaux rapports de Infocom Intelligence disponible en ligne
De nouveaux rapports de Infocom Intelligence sont maintenant disponible en ligne. Les tables des matières sont sur le site web de Infocom Intelligence. (Voir lien plus bas).
http://www.infocomintelligence.com/nouveauxrapports.htm
1-The technologies and strategies behind new mobile services : Profile of the Canadian industry
[Nature of mobile technologies, evolution of the industry.]
2-Formation sur l’investissement en capital privé pour les anges financiers potentiels ou actuels
L'auteur des 2 rapports est Louis Rhéaume qui a la scolarité d'un doctorat en administration des affaires, concentration en stratégie de gestion, gestion de l'innovation et finance corporative, à l'UQÀM. Il a également une maîtrise en finance et fait le premier niveau du CFA. Il a plusieurs années d'expérience en consultation stratégique, et en analyse financière, principalement dans les industries des télécommunications et de l'informatique. Il a été aussi chercheur pour le groupe de recherche MINE (Management de l'Innovation dans la Nouvelle Économie) où il s'occupait des services de télécommunications.
M. Rhéaume a eu des mandats de consultation en télécommunications, informatique, indicateurs de performance en TIC, sécurité en TI, jeux vidéos, assurance et lignes aériennes. Il a fait quelques publications scientifiques en fusions et acquisitions, stratégie de gestion et sur les universités corporatives. Il est collaborateur au site financier Seeking Alpha (http://seekingalpha.com/author/louis-rheaume). Il est aussi chargé de cours à la Télé-Université pour 10 cours de finance au premier et deuxième cycle universitaire. Son projet de thèse de doctorat portait sur la gestion stratégique de portefeuille de projets d'innovation et le dilemme Acheter ou Concevoir l’innovation.
Pour plus de renseignements vous pouvez nous contacter.
Louis Rhéaume
Infocom Intelligence
louis@infocomintelligence.com
514-528-6422
Twitter: @InfocomAnalysis
http://www.infocomintelligence.com/nouveauxrapports.htm
1-The technologies and strategies behind new mobile services : Profile of the Canadian industry
[Nature of mobile technologies, evolution of the industry.]
2-Formation sur l’investissement en capital privé pour les anges financiers potentiels ou actuels
L'auteur des 2 rapports est Louis Rhéaume qui a la scolarité d'un doctorat en administration des affaires, concentration en stratégie de gestion, gestion de l'innovation et finance corporative, à l'UQÀM. Il a également une maîtrise en finance et fait le premier niveau du CFA. Il a plusieurs années d'expérience en consultation stratégique, et en analyse financière, principalement dans les industries des télécommunications et de l'informatique. Il a été aussi chercheur pour le groupe de recherche MINE (Management de l'Innovation dans la Nouvelle Économie) où il s'occupait des services de télécommunications.
M. Rhéaume a eu des mandats de consultation en télécommunications, informatique, indicateurs de performance en TIC, sécurité en TI, jeux vidéos, assurance et lignes aériennes. Il a fait quelques publications scientifiques en fusions et acquisitions, stratégie de gestion et sur les universités corporatives. Il est collaborateur au site financier Seeking Alpha (http://seekingalpha.com/author/louis-rheaume). Il est aussi chargé de cours à la Télé-Université pour 10 cours de finance au premier et deuxième cycle universitaire. Son projet de thèse de doctorat portait sur la gestion stratégique de portefeuille de projets d'innovation et le dilemme Acheter ou Concevoir l’innovation.
Pour plus de renseignements vous pouvez nous contacter.
Louis Rhéaume
Infocom Intelligence
louis@infocomintelligence.com
514-528-6422
Twitter: @InfocomAnalysis
Friday, June 06, 2008
New report on Canadian mobile technologies and strategies
Our new report on Canadian mobile technologies and strategies is available for $245.
The technologies and strategies behind new mobile services
Profile of the Canadian industry
[Nature of mobile technologies, evolution of the industry.]
By: Louis Rhéaume, Senior Partner, Infocom Intelligence
2007
75 pages
The technologies and strategies behind new mobile services:
Profile of the Canadian industry
TABLE OF CONTENT Page
1.0 Mobile technologies................................................................................................................. 4
1.1 The info-communications industry............................................................................ 4
2.1.2 Major issues
2.1.3 Innovation dynamics
1.2 Nature of mobile technologies.................................................................................. 10
1.2.0 Networks.................................................................................................................... 10
2.2.1 Key Canadian carriers and their networks
2.2.2 Wi-Fi
2.2.3 Inukshuk: wireless broadband network
2.2.4 WiMAX = 4G?
1.3.0 Receivers and transmitters.................................................................................... 17
2.3.1 Mobile transmitters, RFID
2.3.2 Mobile receivers, mobile phones and PDAs
1.4.0 Mobile Voice............................................................................................................ 19
1.5.0 Protocols................................................................................................................. 21
2.5.1. Messaging
2.5.2. Bluetooth
1.6.0 Other promising new mobile technologies................................................. 24
1.6.1 The impact of Skype
1.6.2 Apple upcoming iPhone
1.6.3 Convergence is influencing mobile technologies
1.6.4 Fixed-mobile convergence (FMC)
1.6.5 Mobile payments solutions
1.6.6 New mobile data services
Case Study I: Oz Communications.......................................................................31
Case Study II: Wavesat.........................................................................................35
Case Study III: Flick software ..........................................................................................39
Case Study IV: Corus Entertainment................................................................................41
Case Study V: Ericsson Canada ...................................................................................... 44
Case Study VI: Nurun.........................................................................................................46
Appendix I: List of acronyms....................................................................................................... 49
Appendix II: Innovations in semi-conductor and radio technology........................................ 59
Appendix III: Value mapping of wireless data access technologies........................................60
Appendix IV: Canadian wireless operators’ network for innovation........................................61
Appendix V: The changing role of the mobile network operator............................................. 62
Appendix VI: Adoption timeframe of future m-commerce services........................................ 63
Appendix VII: Key activities for mobile innovation management............................................64
Appendix VIII: Framework criteria to evaluate a new mobile innovation project....................65.
Appendix IX: Examples of customer driven innovations from a mobile society.....................66
Appendix X: Customers top priorities when choosing a mobile phone....................................67
Appendix XI: New applications in Europe and Asia................................................................... 68
Appendix XII: Evolutionary paths for co-evolving consumer demand.......................................69
Appendix XIII: The infocommunications industry : a layer model........................................... 70
Appendix XIV: Competing networks and technologies in the local access market.................71
Appendix XV: The old information Mega-Industry........................................ ..............................72
Appendix XVI: How the Information industry is realigning........................................ ................73
Appendix XVII: Telecom operators’ portfolios........................................ .....................................74
Appendix XVIII: The process of information networking........................................ ....................75
To receive a PDF or paper document, contact us at louis75@sympatico.ca
Louis Rhéaume
Infocom Intelligence
http://www.infocomintelligence.com/
The technologies and strategies behind new mobile services
Profile of the Canadian industry
[Nature of mobile technologies, evolution of the industry.]
By: Louis Rhéaume, Senior Partner, Infocom Intelligence
2007
75 pages
The technologies and strategies behind new mobile services:
Profile of the Canadian industry
TABLE OF CONTENT Page
1.0 Mobile technologies................................................................................................................. 4
1.1 The info-communications industry............................................................................ 4
2.1.2 Major issues
2.1.3 Innovation dynamics
1.2 Nature of mobile technologies.................................................................................. 10
1.2.0 Networks.................................................................................................................... 10
2.2.1 Key Canadian carriers and their networks
2.2.2 Wi-Fi
2.2.3 Inukshuk: wireless broadband network
2.2.4 WiMAX = 4G?
1.3.0 Receivers and transmitters.................................................................................... 17
2.3.1 Mobile transmitters, RFID
2.3.2 Mobile receivers, mobile phones and PDAs
1.4.0 Mobile Voice............................................................................................................ 19
1.5.0 Protocols................................................................................................................. 21
2.5.1. Messaging
2.5.2. Bluetooth
1.6.0 Other promising new mobile technologies................................................. 24
1.6.1 The impact of Skype
1.6.2 Apple upcoming iPhone
1.6.3 Convergence is influencing mobile technologies
1.6.4 Fixed-mobile convergence (FMC)
1.6.5 Mobile payments solutions
1.6.6 New mobile data services
Case Study I: Oz Communications.......................................................................31
Case Study II: Wavesat.........................................................................................35
Case Study III: Flick software ..........................................................................................39
Case Study IV: Corus Entertainment................................................................................41
Case Study V: Ericsson Canada ...................................................................................... 44
Case Study VI: Nurun.........................................................................................................46
Appendix I: List of acronyms....................................................................................................... 49
Appendix II: Innovations in semi-conductor and radio technology........................................ 59
Appendix III: Value mapping of wireless data access technologies........................................60
Appendix IV: Canadian wireless operators’ network for innovation........................................61
Appendix V: The changing role of the mobile network operator............................................. 62
Appendix VI: Adoption timeframe of future m-commerce services........................................ 63
Appendix VII: Key activities for mobile innovation management............................................64
Appendix VIII: Framework criteria to evaluate a new mobile innovation project....................65.
Appendix IX: Examples of customer driven innovations from a mobile society.....................66
Appendix X: Customers top priorities when choosing a mobile phone....................................67
Appendix XI: New applications in Europe and Asia................................................................... 68
Appendix XII: Evolutionary paths for co-evolving consumer demand.......................................69
Appendix XIII: The infocommunications industry : a layer model........................................... 70
Appendix XIV: Competing networks and technologies in the local access market.................71
Appendix XV: The old information Mega-Industry........................................ ..............................72
Appendix XVI: How the Information industry is realigning........................................ ................73
Appendix XVII: Telecom operators’ portfolios........................................ .....................................74
Appendix XVIII: The process of information networking........................................ ....................75
To receive a PDF or paper document, contact us at louis75@sympatico.ca
Louis Rhéaume
Infocom Intelligence
http://www.infocomintelligence.com/
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