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WIMAX Strategic Capex Model
for Mobile Subscribers
This advanced Excel based
Capex model is for operators. It is designed as a planning tool for strategy and
planning a WiMAX Mobile network deployment. Allowing a variety of strategic
input scenarios (i.e. variables for the amount of area under service, coverage
footprint and type of subscribers, etc.), some of the questions that can be
answered with this tool include:
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How much
infrastructure (base station, etc.) is needed?
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What impact
does changing the coverage area have?
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What impact
does penetration (uptake) of subscribers have?
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What happens
when the maximum data rate is changed?
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What is the
impact on changing the frequency and amount of spectrum?
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What impact
does the Spectrum cost-per-MHz-pop have?
The WIMAX Mobile
Strategic Capex Model* addresses on street, as well as in-building Mobile
subscribers. The model allows you to pick and choose Dense Urban, Urban,
Suburban and or Rural Area(s) version(s) of the model (See description of
Areas below), based upon the morphology classification of the area(s) where
you plan to rollout your WiMax network. Each Area is password protected and can
be enabled by purchasing the relevant area.
This model allows inputs
of various parameters over a 10 year cycle and includes the following inputs:
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Selectively
password enable Dense Urban, Urban, Suburban and or Rural Areas
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Input- Dense
Urban, Urban, Suburban and Rural- Coverage Area
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Input how
quickly each of these area(s) will be covered
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Input -
Dense Urban, Urban, Suburban and or Rural Areas Subscriber numbers
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Input the
Uptake (Penetration) rate for the subscribers in each area
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Select
Maximum Data Rate / Sub
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Input
Revenue / Sub
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Input your
equipment pricing
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Select
frequency of operation
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Select the
amount of bandwidth
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Input
Spectrum cost-per-MHz-pop
The Model takes in these
parameters and provides a list of equipment needed for street as well as
in-building Mobile Subscribers, including:
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How much
traffic is supported? Average data rate per sub?
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Additional
Base stations are needed for coverage or capacity?
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How much
potential Revenue can be generated?
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How much
Funding is required for the Capital equipment (Base Station, Backhaul, Bundled
Network Management and Data Network and Customer Premises Equipment)?
Cash Flow (Revenue -
Funding) over the 10 year cycle. Included is the breakeven point when cash flow
goes from negative (red) to positive (black) and NPV of the cash flow which can
be calculated based upon various interest rates
Click here to view the Model Screen Shots
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Cost of the WIMAX Mobile Strategic Capex Model
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Any one Area
(Select one-
Dense Urban, Urban, Suburban or Rural)
$899 ($USD)
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Any two Areas (Select any
two-Dense Urban, Urban, Suburban or Rural)
$1699 ($USD) ($99 discount for two)
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Any three Areas (Select any three-
Dense Urban, Urban, Suburban or Rural)
$2499 ($USD) ($198 discount for three)
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All four Areas (Dense Urban,
Urban, Suburban and Rural)
$3199 ($USD) ($397 discount for four)
Format:
Microsoft Excel
Click here to select and Purchase
Description of the 4 different Areas
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Dense Urban Area is
considered to the Area of the city with side by side high rise building
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Urban Area is
considered to be the Area with mostly high rise buildings not necessarily
side by side
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Suburban Area is
considered to be the Area of the city with one or two story buildings with a
mix of residential and business
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Rural Area is
considered to be the Area with one or two story buildings sparsely spaced
with large open areas in between
*EXCLUSION OF WARRANTIES:
This Model is provided "AS IS" without any express or implied warranties of any
kind, including without limitation, warranties of merchantability,
non-infringement or fitness for a particular purpose. PBM Networks Inc., does
not warrant or assume responsibility for the accuracy or completeness of any
information, assumption, logic flow or other items contained within this Model,
and You are specifically cautioned to independently validate any assumptions
herein. Furthermore, you are expressly cautioned that use of or reliance upon
this Model is solely at your own risk.
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