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InnerWireless Ranked Among Emerging Wireless Players to Watch by
IDC
Study places InnerWireless among visionary firms
with an increasingly important role in the evolution of the U.S.
wireless market
Richardson, Texas – July 21, 2003
– InnerWireless Inc., an in-building wireless systems and
services company, is ranked among the “10 Emerging Wireless
Players to Watch" in an independent study issued by Scott Ellison,
program director, Wireless & Mobile Communications, of marketing
intelligence firm IDC, based in Framingham, Mass. IDC is the world's
leading provider of technology intelligence, industry analysis,
market data, and strategic and tactical guidance to builders, providers,
and users of information technology.
In a previous report which identified the top ten wireless services
issues in 2003, IDC identified in-building as the “final wireless
coverage frontier”, stressing the importance and impact of
better in-building coverage. The recent study highlights why InnerWireless
is uniquely positioned to provide the type of seamless coverage
that is fundamental to successful in-building solutions. IDC believes
that better in-building coverage will drive greater wireless usage,
especially among business users, thereby creating new opportunities
for wireless service providers.
"Some of the most interesting and visionary emerging wireless
players are smaller companies that many in the wireless industry
have either barely heard of, or know the company but not how its
role in wireless is evolving,” Ellison said as part of the
study. “The latest wave of wireless evolution is offering
these companies the opportunity to play increasingly important roles
in an industry that until recently was dominated almost exclusively
by the largest players."
IDC reports that InnerWireless is at the vanguard of in-building
wireless coverage. The study singles out InnerWireless’ broadband
wireless distribution system, InnerWireless, which simultaneously
supports cellular and PCS voice and data; paging; 2-way radio for
applications like building maintenance, operations and security;
wireless LAN for high-speed data; as well as fire, life and safety
communications that are vital to all first-responder emergency services.
“We are flattered to be recognized as a wireless company
to watch by such a prominent research firm as IDC, and we believe
that the study paints a clear and accurate picture of InnerWireless’
market opportunity,” said Ed Cantwell, president and CEO of
InnerWireless. “The IDC study underscores the value that InnerWireless
can create for wireless carriers, enterprises and real estate owners.”
According to IDC, each of the companies highlighted by the study
is accomplishing one or more of the following:
- Playing an increasing role in wireless content,
multimedia, or voice market evolution;
- Addressing issues that are generally not at
the top of the industry radar screen but are nevertheless important
to market growth going forward;
- Meeting key unmet market opportunities in
their targeted markets; and
- Standing poised to play potentially larger
roles in wireless going forward.
More information about the IDC study, “10 Emerging Wireless
Players to Watch” (Document # 29602), can be found at www.idc.com.
About InnerWireless, Inc.:
InnerWireless Inc. is an in-building wireless technology, systems
and services company that brings the promise of anywhere, anytime
wireless communications to high traffic public spaces, commercial
office buildings and enterprise campuses. The company’s InnerWireless
system employs patented technology to converge wireless voice and
data onto a single in-building infrastructure that is reliable,
efficient and versatile. One InnerWireless system can simultaneously
provide coverage for multiple services from 400 MHz to 2.5 GHz using
any current or future wireless protocols, including GSM, TDMA, CDMA,
2.5G, 3G, iDEN®, LMR, paging and 802.11 b/g.
InnerWireless is based in Richardson, Texas in the heart of Telecom
Corridor® and can be found on the Web at www.innerwireless.com.
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