Read this article to learn:
- A snapshot of an alternate breed of infraco: leasing rooftops and billboards in dense urban areas
- The benefits of rooftops and billboards in terms of cost and time to market
- The progress of LTE deployment in Mexico
- Demand for 600-1,000 new sites per carrier per year in Mexico
- The market for IBS in Mexico
Network planning isn’t just about towers. Increasing data consumption is driving a requirement for additional capacity, particularly in dense urban areas such as Mexico City and Monterrey – and LTE will increase the need for cell site densification. Rooftops, billboards, mini-towers and IBS will play an increasingly important role in radio network planning – not…
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