Mobile data usage occurs mostly indoors, however UMTS HSPA Macro Node Bs have difficulty providing good coverage inside buildings due to poor signal penetration. Without a dedicated indoor solution, delivering good indoor UMTS HSPA coverage can be extremely costly. With Motorola's Horizon 3G-i dedicated indoor solutions, service providers can tap into the lucrative Enterprise mobile broadband market as the end-user has the option to maintain their data sessions when they move indoors. As a result, traffic will be retained and not immediately lost to fixed-line broadband services when the user moves between environments.
Motorola's Horizon 3G-i fiber pico targets the indoor mobile broadband Enterprise market, roughly 80% of which was previously unattainable. This untapped potential offers service providers strong opportunities for growth. Motorola Horizon 3G-i fiber pico's innovative design combines traditional network functionality with the flexibility of a distributed architecture, the performance of 14.4 Mbps HSDPA and HSUPA, and IP backhaul to reduce overall backhaul cost. Powered over the Ethernet, the discreet wall-mounted radio unit can be placed as close as possible to where coverage is needed.
With Motorola Horizon 3G-i fiber pico deployed in key Enterprise environments like airports, offices, hotels or retail environments, your subscribers will stay on one network, receive one bill and remain with one operator, enabling you to maximize the potential of each subscriber's ARPU.
