This online magazine, The Journal of Global Navigation and Wireless Communication, is an excellent resource for editorial coverage of location-sensitive wireless applications and other geographic information systems. The Glossary and Company Directory are well-tailored indexes for this corner of the market. Don't count on it, says one analyst, who predicts wireless trading will be commonplace among most major brokers within the year, but won't take off among individual investors. A highly detailed overview of the way that new satellite radio technology works. In addition to some of the more technical detail for which the Journal is known, some thoughts on the market demand for these services are offered.
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In addition to describing the technology from Aeris.net that delivers packets across under-utilized portions of the cellular band, the article offers compelling evidence of how using the technology can save money. There can be little doubt at this point that wireless technology is changing the way people think about business. Here, Oracle Magazine takes a stab at painting a picture of future business practices utilizing wireless applications and of course positions Oracle nicely as a player in this new paradigm. The company claims that it is able to provide robust and affordable services by making use of the under-utilized control channels in existing cellular networks nationwide. Read this very in-depth article to envision the future and learn about what CRM vendors need to consider in terms of funcionality.