British Telecom / Tohoku Electric Power Company / Network Management Systems / PASOLINK NEO / TOYOTA / NEC Wireless Networks Ltd. / Microwave Communications Systems / HP / NEC Corporation / /
Continent
Africa / Asia / Europe / /
Country
Japan / Russia / India / /
Event
Reorganization / /
IndustryTerm
in-house manufacturing / cellular phone networks / carrier class / high speed digital communications circuits / reliability technology / microwave-based multiplex communications systems / wireless communications systems / integrated management / supply chain management / actual site / inherited wireless technology / wireless communications / communications technology / Wireless Network Division / digital private network systems / digital backhaul network / data services / actual production site / digital communication applications / cellular phone systems / communications system / large-capacity digital communications lines / backhaul network / manufacturing innovation / close communications channels / microwave technology / Wireless Transmission Technology / type nodal device / wireless products operation plant / digital data fixed line services / communications systems / inline automation equipment / telephone / wireless / cellular phone services / infrastructure products / carrier operation / modulation technology / manufacturing / concurrent products / commodity products / backhaul networks / wireless communications system / /
Organization
Mobile Network Operations Unit / International Carrier Solutions Operations Unit / /
Position
Manager / Mobile Network Production Operations Division / Manager / Mobile Wireless Network Division / KAWAUCHI Toru Chief Manager / Global Network Division / Planning Manager / Mobile Network Production Operations Division / IEMURA Takaya Manager / Mobile Wireless Network Division / Manager / Global Network Division / General / /
General Papers PASOLINK - Leading Mobile Backhaul Solution KAWAUCHI Toru, IEMURA Takaya, KONDO Yoshiharu Abstract In the long history of the wireless communications business of NEC, the demand for wireless communication