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The WiMAX Forum™ is working to facilitate the deployment of broadband wireless networks based on the IEEE 802.16 standard by helping to ensure the compatibility and inter-operability of broadband wireless access equipment. The organization is a nonprofit association formed in 2003 by equipment and component suppliers to promote the adoption of IEEE 802.16 compliant equipment by operators of broadband wireless access systems. http://www.wimaxforum.org/



Dubai eGovernment is a pioneering initiative in the region to provide online services across the spectrum of corporate and community life in the emirate. It also aims to integrate individually automated government departments under the single umbrella of the eGovernment initiative. Dubai eGovernment portal, www.dubai.ae is a single contact point eliminating the complexity of bureaucratic procedures, and guiding access to all services in the easiest possible way.

Dubai eGovernment's innovative Mobile Portal allows users to access information and carry out transactions instantly via handheld mobile devices such as mobile phones and PDAs. This makes Dubai eGovernment the first in the Middle East to launch such a portal. Its advanced technology allows mobile device users browsing these services to access the specifically-designed mobile portal, whereas those who log on to the portal via PCs will have access only to the main Dubai eGovernment portal.

for more information visit us at http://www.dubai.ae

MEF is a global trade association representing all participants in the mobile entertainment value chain, including operators, content providers and ASPs, interested in driving the industry's evolution and commercial potential through collaboration, consultation and promotional activities. MEF is committed to reducing the barriers to entry into the innovative mobile entertainment market, thereby encouraging entry by new businesses and increasing competition and growth to the benefit of all industry players and consumers. MEF's main goals are to promote the development of the mobile entertainment industry, build awareness for the industry and facilitate the development of commercial standards and best practice for mobile entertainment.For more information and a full list of members please visit: http://www.m-e-f.org

Wireless World Forum (W2F) is a business development and knowledge share network for senior decision makers in the telecommunications, media and technology sectors. The forum has over 4000 members representing 2700 companies in 98 countries. The Forum is well postioned to use these resources and develop its own research available to the wireless industry and beyond. for more info http://www.w2forum.com

The International RFID Business Association (RFIDba) is a not-for profit trade association
serving end-users with guidelines, programs and standards for RFID education, training and certification. Through its International Council on RFID Education (ICOREtm), the Association is defining workplace requirements for RFID job skills and knowledge, and developing standards for RFID education, training and certification of end users as well as systems integrators.

Headquartered in McLean, Virginia, USA, the Association has affiliate operations in Europe,
India, Australia and Asia-Pacific. It has end-user representation in 28 countries and a global membership base drawn from industry, government and academia. Membership is open to end-user organizations and individuals from all industries and government sectors, including systems integrators, educators and technology vendors. Information on RFIDba mission and membership is available at www.rfidbusiness.org.