Jeff Kagan is a Technology Industry Analyst, offering news analysis and commentary.
Industry Analysis of Wireless and Telecom ~ Internet and Computer ~ Cable television and IPTV
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Public and Private reports are written for sale to the public or for individuals or companies. They help with the thinking of execs, customers, investors, the media, workers, competitors, supportive companies and so on.
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A series of ongoing reports and commentary analyzing the news and events and transformation of the wireless and telecom industry. Following the companies, the competition, the new technology and the changing regulatory environment. Looking at what is working, what is not, and why. What companies led yesterday, which are leading today, which will lead tomorrow, and why.
Information, ideas and opinions helping you understand the changes in the industry so you can plan, strategize and compete.
Interested readers include; Industry executives, Industry employees, Investors, Companies who serve the industry, Advertising and Public relations, Customers, Regulators, Media, Students and more.
Click on any report below for additional information and pricing
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NEW REPORT; read free portion, order the full report.
LIFE AFTER STROKE (click here)
My inspirational story of life after stroke to help you manage yours
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NEW REPORT Dec 29, 09
CHANGING WIRELESS AND TELECOM JOB MARKET IN 2010; (click here)
Changing
opportunities in wireless, telecommunications, Internet,
Cable television and IPTV
Keep up-to-date as the job market continues to change.
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NEW REPORT Jan 09, 2010
GOOGLE vs. APPLE in WIRELESS (click here)
How Android, Nexus One and iPhone are they changing the wireless industry
This report discusses Google Android and their first wireless phone Google Nexus One. How it may change the industry. How it compares to and competes with the Apple iPhone. This report also looks at how Google and Apple will impact others like RIM, Palm, Samsung, LG, HTC, Motorola, Palm and others. And networks like AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile and others. Strategies are changing in the wireless industry. In a few short years it will look completely different.
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NEW REPORT Jan 04, 2010
IS MOTOROLA COMING BACK TO LIFE? (click here)
Or is this success with Google a short-term bump similar to the Razr? What does it look like going forward both short-term and long-term?
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NEW REPORT Jan 01, 2010
WHAT'S NEXT AT SPRINT: What does it look like going forward? (click here)
I have spent quite a bit of time trying to see where the problems are at Sprint. This report looks at the changes the company has gone through in the past through today. It looks at the performance of the company through it all. Looks at the last several years of problems. The things they have done to re-invent the company. The result so far. What to expect coming next. Recovery? If so, when.
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NEW REPORT Dec 24, 09
RIM BLACKBERRY; How will new competition from Apple and Google impact the company? (click here)
Blackberry has grown into one of our most popular devices from a pager, to sending email, then phone calls, and now Internet browsing. They have a loyal customer base and have grown rapidly. However now the industry is changing. Now there is significant and new competition. How will this impact the company going forward. What about their outages. How will all this impact their growth going forward.
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NEW REPORT Dec 20, 09
STATE OF THE INDUSTRY 2010; Wireless and Telecom in Transition (click here)
Opportunities, challenges and risks. What's coming next? Who is winning, Who is losing, and why.
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Background on Jeff Kagan
Over the last 25 years Jeff Kagan has become a well known wireless and telecom analyst. He meets with all the competitors, talks regularly with users, and shares his opinions with everyone. The media has quoted him thousands of times. Companies have brought him in to speak and Kagan has appeared in nearly all the major local and national newspapers, magazines, radio and television news, as well as trade journals.
He has written white papers, executive briefs, case studies and public and private reports.
Kagan shares his thoughts and comments on breaking news, writes research reports, analyzes the changing market, meets with executives, continually evaluates the competitive playing field and new technology and writes The Jeff Kagan Report & Comment.
Some people read these reports to help them think about the future market and environment. Some read it to help them evaluate competition and new ideas that work and don't work. Some want to read reports on their own company or competitors companies. However everyone reads this just to keep up with what the competitors are reading.
The direction of the industry is always tough to forecast. Ten years ago we thought we knew. We passed the Telecom Act of 1996 which was the rules of competition between the local and long distance companies. However after only a few short years we moved past that. Today there is no stand alone long distance industry anymore. Today the marketplace is totally different than ten years ago. Mergers have left fewer, but larger competitors. They no longer are stuck in their sectors. Today they compete in all the sectors. Today the local phone companies are competing with the cable television companies for consumers and each other for business customers, as well as assorted other firms.
Although Jeff Kagan may discuss legal or investment issues, he does not provide legal advice or services, or investment advice or services, and his comments should not be construed or used as such. He does examine competitors history, where they are now, and where they are expected to be tomorrow, and why.
So what is coming next? What will the wireless and wire line industry look like going forward? Do we know. Did we know ten years ago. The answer is no, we didn't know back then and we don't know today. We have to look ahead and see the direction of the industry and look for long term opportunities and challenges.
Some companies will lead and some will be fast followers. Both have risks and rewards.
Over the last couple decades Kagan has written hundreds of articles. He also writes and shares his ongoing thoughts and commentary which he shares with the media on news stories they are covering. He also writes and sells longer reports looking more closely both at topics that capture his imagination, and topics that are important to industry executives as they plan and steer their company growth. These comments are also of value to investors and employees and others.
Some of these reports are on companies Kagan has worked with in the past, present or may work with in the future. Or they are companies he has followed over the years, while others are not. Reports can also be about changing trends and observations, not companies. At the time each report is written the distinction is made to be clear.
If you would like to contact Jeff Kagan to discuss further, please call 770.579.5810 or email to jeff@jeffkagan.com
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