Specific business verticals are finding compelling uses for distributed antenna systems (DAS), one of the new forms of cellular infrastructure architecture. DAS is a versatile indoor/outdoor approach for mobile transport and is a technology that is roughly a decade old. Why is it now gaining momentum with contractors? Which vertical markets are the most likely to adopt this technology, and why? What are the potential installation expenditures likely to be?

Download In-Stat’s new whitepaper Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS) Help Meet LTE Infrastructure Demands. This complimentary whitepaper analyzes new DAS deployments by eight major verticals and six regions through 2015.

• In-Stat views DAS as an emerging technology likely to reach US$ 13.26 billion in 2015.
• By 2014, Asia/Pacific will catch and over-take North America in terms of new DAS revenues.
• Hospitals are the vertical market that represents the best opportunity in DAS.
• In 2010, In-Stat estimates that 15,000 new nodes were deployed in metro area outdoor DAS. Globally, this number reaches 32,580 new nodes in 2015.

This whitepaper provides highlights from the In-Stat research report Distributed Antenna Systems Worldwide—DAS to Fill In Gaps (#IN1104897GW), part of In-Stat’s Cellular Infrastructure research area.

Download your complimentary copy here.