WiMAX Business Planning Package

Overview

The Comprehensive WiMAX package includes the Mind Commerce WiMAX Business Plan, WiMAX Business Planning Tool, and WiMAX RFP. This represents the most comprehensive WiMAX business planning kit available today as it provides a business plan, planning tool with working spreadsheet, and RFP. Each of these are also available separately.

The WiMAX Business Plan contains over seventy pages of high value content that will enable intelligent WiMAX investment and deployment decisions. While there some documents on the market forecasting only return on investment, this is the only WiMAX business plan available that will allow the buyer to focus on the WiMAX-specific services that every enterprise subscriber needs including specific industry verticals where the WiMAX pitch should be a "one-call close". The plan contains the latest Wall Street objections to WiMAX and how to defeat those objections. The plan provides alternatives for both residential and enterprise-based business plans.

The WiMAX Business Planning Tool is an in-depth working ExcelTM spreadsheet-based tool that provides a wide ranging set of variables to be programmed into the spreadsheet including details related to WiMAX parameters as well as VoIP and video delivery concerns. The tool allows the WiMAX entrepreneur to make financial projections many years into the future and will prove to be a valuable tool where investors may be asking the simple question "How much money are we going to make?"

• Compiled by WiMAX market veterans, it is perhaps the WiMAX Business Plan is most tested business plan on the market
• The WiMAX Business Plan also includes keen insights to new markets and business strategies
• The WiMAX Business Planning Tool is a comprehensive Excel spreadsheet tool that incorporates a number of WiMAX performance parameters that enable the business planner to determine network capacities, over subscription ratios, VoIP and video capacities, etc
• The WiMAX RFP assists planners in asking the right questions of vendors. Not asking those questions could cost the operator millions of dollars.

• Cellular, wireless ISP' s, cable TV MSO' s, and fixed network service providers
• WiMAX vendors, start-ups, vendors, investors, and industry analysts
• 700 MHz auction bidders, spectrum holders, and investors
• IP backbone service providers and VoIP service providers
• Telecom regulators and government agencies
• Enterprise telecom and IT managers
• Municipal IT and telecom managers