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CTIA vice president of operations Rob Mesirow
CTIA vice president of operations Rob Mesirow
At this year’s Congress, VZW was by no means ignored―Verizon is still a celebrated win for the [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] 3GPP camp--but you got the impression that people were largely indifferent to what it was doing with its new network back in the States. It’s hard to get excited about what you can’t see or touch. Given the priorities of the operators that dominate MWC, we may see Verizon shifting its network focus back to CTIA, just as it’s shifted its device focus to CES.
CTIA vice president of operations Rob Mesirow certainly isn’t blind to that opportunity. He believes that LTE already has gone a long way to reversing CTIA’s recent decline in attendance. Next week in Orlando, CTIA expects 40,000 attendees and more than 1000 exhibitors,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], returning CTIA to its 2008 levels. Much of that boost comes from an 18% increase in international registrants. “I’m sure a good deal of that is [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] due to North America’s focus on LTE,” Mesirow said. CTIA Wireless has traditionally attracted a large crowd from Latin America and Asia, but the most surprising surge is coming from Europe. One after Europe’s mega-trade show, European operators, developers and enterprises are flying across the Atlantic to learn about their future LTE networks, Mesirow said.
Mesirow acknowledges that technology trends can be cyclical. “We’re building LTE and [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] monetizing it,” Mesirow said. “Someone eventually is going to leapfrog over us, and at some point we’ll leapfrog over them.”
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