Economic Impact

In-Building Market Value Will increase 250% over the next 10 Years

Dead Zones, Economic Impact, In-Building DAS /

In-Building Wireless Market Accelerates at 10% CAGR to Reach US$ 113 Billion by 2034: Fact.MR Report   Rising Demand for Smart and Intelligent Buildings Widening Scope for In-Building Wireless Solution Providers. A market report published by fact.mr has forecast the in-building wireless sector market valuation to grow from $43.6B in 2024 to $113B by the […]

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The Upcoming Broadband Roaring 20s?

Economic Impact, Government Policy /

Fiber Buildout to Face Worker Shortages  The massive funding being infused into broadband networks by the U.S. and state governments will create an “extraordinary” amount of engineering and construction activity, disrupting the fiber deployment labor market, according to a nationwide study by Continuum Capital, an independent consulting firm. The demand created by the funding will

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Been thinking about starting your own business?

Economic Impact, Management, People /

Been thinking about starting your own business? Isn’t owning your business the “American Dream.” There’s no time like the present. The US Census Bureau just released a report characterizing business owners without employees. For instance, Women owned 42.1% (12.0 million) of the nation’s 28.5 million non-employer businesses (businesses without paid employees) and had $365.2 billion

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Wireless Responsible for 9% of US GDP, 25% of US Jobs Growth

Economic Impact, Wireless Industry Capex /

Wireless Responsible for 9% of US GDP, 25% of US Jobs Growth According to Wireless Investment and Economic Benefits, a report by Timothy Tardiff, Affiliate at Advanced Analytical Consulting Group, the five major wireless providers are among the top companies making capital expenditure investment in the United States economy being responsible for 9% of US

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