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A Strategic Analysis of Mobile Data Service Offerings for the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games

Kwan, 2008

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13768856281202158864
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Kwan B
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This paper is a strategic analysis of the roles mobile services may play in the upcoming 2010 Winter Olympics and Paralympic Games in Vancouver, British Columbia. The paper has two objectives. First, the paper outlines the projected, infrastructure landscape that …
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