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The State of Wireless

July 10, 2018

Welcome to CTIA’s 2018 State of Wireless report, a comprehensive look at the key facts and figures that tell the story of America’s wireless industry. It’s a remarkable story—one of American ingenuity, innovation, and investment combining to create a world-leading wireless ecosystem that powers the U.S. economy. It’s also a story of human connections: the phone calls, the text messages, and the video chats. Wherever you are, wireless keeps you connected to the important people in your life. Wireless continues to improve every day. Mobile speeds are faster than ever. Coverage continues to expand, even in challenging-toserve rural areas. Mobile devices pack more power and capabilities. All the while, fierce competition drives prices down.

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Entelyst, incorporated and headquartered in the USA, is a global IT Consulting and Enterprise service provider that delivers high-quality IT services to leading clients around the world. Today we have a presence that spans the USA, Qatar, and UAE with a focus on our core solutions in the areas of Enterprise Governance, Enterprise Resource Planning, Enterprise Architecture, and skills measurement. Entelyst was founded in 2006 to offer a wide array of solutions customized for a range of key verticals and horizontals to our global customers. Entelyst focuses on service-oriented technology and is committed to lead the international market in open source ERP & CRM software, and security appliances.

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The State of Wireless