Mobile Ecosystem is a leading consulting
and advisory firm focused on next generation mobile communications
products and services. The firm is led by Mark Lowenstein, who is widely recognized as a preeminent industry executive and thought leader. Lowenstein most recently served as VP, Market Strategy at Verizon Wireless. During his fifteen-year consulting career, Lowenstein was Executive VP at the Yankee Group prior to founding Mobile Ecosystem.
Mobile Ecosystem is proud to host the New England Mobile Summit, October 21 in Boston, as part of Mobile Internet World. The event will bring together the region's senior-most thought leaders and dynamic companies in a provocative discussion of how New England can be an "epicenter" of the next generation wireless economy.
With all the attention around "unlimited" pricing plans, the "battle for the home" is entering a new phase, driven by new technologies, a shifting competitive landscape, and a tough economy that will cause consumers to take a holistic view of their communications spend. Read More
Lowenstein's take on the far-reaching effects the iPhone - and Apple's game plan - will have on the wireless industry. Read More
May 2008
International Wireless Pricing: The Final Frontier?
Why does it cost $1.50 a minute to call the U.S. from London on a cell phone? International wireless rates are the last bastion of 1970s era telecom pricing. What should we do about it? Read More
Mark Lowenstein's monthly opinion columns for Fierce Wireless, the lead online publication for the wireless industry.
August 2008: The Emergence of MVNO 2.0
The MVNO market in North America has been declared all but dead. But we are witnessing a rebirth, and I think there will be some very successful MVNOs over the next couple of years. Who might they be? What will they look like? And how will they impact the market? Read More
July 2008: How Will Wireless be Affected by the Economic Downturn So far the industry has been relatively unscathed. But that could change... Read More
June 2008: 4G Reality Check
Before we cut the ribbon and begin building WiMax and LTE networks, let’s consider what 4G is, whether we need it, and how it will not be Metricom redux. Read More