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CTIA develops a monthly series of videos on new products, services and initiatives that benefit consumers. Wireless is constantly and dramatically changing the way we live, work and play. While each month’s theme changes, these "Wonder of Wireless" features highlight: 

  Wireless at Work – Focuses on innovative products and services.

  Industry Insider – Interviews with policymakers and influentials on various issues.

  Policy Point – Explains CTIA’s position on a variety of policy topics.

  Wireless Lifesaver – Identifies individuals who have used their mobile devices and services to save a life, stop a crime or in the event of medical emergency.

To view this month’s WOW webcasts, please click here.

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"Wireless Means Business: The Wireless Road to Prosperity"
A National Survey by CTIA-The Wireless Association® and Harris Interactive®
 
CTIA-The Wireless Association® in conjunction with Harris Interactive, a leading market research & consulting firm in the wireless industry, conducted a comprehensive research study to determine how American businesses of all sizes are factoring wireless into their overall business strategies.
 
This in-depth online study surveyed nearly 700 American businesses—small, medium, and large—to discover what businesses are doing with wireless today, how wireless can improve business going forward, and what wireless plans businesses have for the future.  According to the study results, almost half, 45%, of business decision makers state that wireless applications are important or absolutely essential to remaining competitive in today’s highly competitive marketplace. When asked how much improvement businesses expect to see in the next twelve months, in terms of increased productivity or cost reduction as a result of deploying wireless applications, the companies surveyed indicated they expect a 15% improvement in their bottom-line.
 

Podcast:

  Wireless & Enterprise Survey

Slides: