John Wiley & Sons - Wireless Data
Technologies Reference Handbook.





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Wireless Data Technologies Reference
Handbook by Vern A. Dubendorf,
Vern Dubendorf ISBN:
0-47-084949-5, 448 Pages,
2003
The
expansion and popularity of the
Internet, along with the addition of wireless
data functiona-lity to wireless networks, has also contributed
greatly to the growth of the wireless industry. In fact, the
anticipated consumer demand for high bandwidth wireless data
is commonly seen as the driving force behind current network
upgrades and expansions. The number and types of companies
aggressively investing in wireless technologies illustrate the
importance of wireless data. Non-traditional
telecommunications companies such as Cisco
Systems, Intel,
Microsoft, 3Com, and
other professional services companies, are investing heavily
in wireless product development and many have formed
partnerships with wireless infrastructure manufacturers to
help deliver wireless data services seamlessly to consumers.

Written by a respected author this
self-contained overview of wireless date technologies will
provide a highly sought after technical reference to all those
working within the main areas of Wireless Data
Services - Provides a self-contained reference
which discusses the key wireless technologies including
security. - Presents an overview of the wireless industry and
its key components such as GSM,
GPRS, CDMA,
TDMA, UMTS,
cdma2000, and Spread
Spectrum, 802.11,
15 and 16 standards. -
Discusses the currently hot topic of Wireless
Security - Includes a Foreword by Dr
Bill Hancock, Chief Security
Officer, Exodus
Communica-tions/Cable &
Wireless - Provides a ready reference as well as a
reference to additional materials on each topic. Essential
reading for all staff working for
Telecom companies: engineers, researchers,
managers etc.



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