The global telecoms industry is constantly evolving. We have been analysing the industry for 20 years. In that time, we have thoroughly documented all, and predicted many, of the major changes – and are continuing to do so.
Whether you are working in, leading or simply following the telecoms market, you need an independent perspective on issues, technology and trends.
For this reason, we publish free industry opinion and commentary each week through Insight.
Interested parties often cite regulatory uncertainty as the largest hurdle to widespread fibre access deployment, but wireless device and service innovation poses a more intractable problem ...
Following 18 months of relative stability during the recession, competition is once again driving a reduction in prices in the European fixed broadband market ...
Service differentiation is becoming increasingly critical as competition intensifies in mature and emerging telecoms markets. Service brokers help operators to bundle existing services quickly and economically ...
As CSPs adjust their business models to take advantage of new opportunities, new factors will drive growth in the market for service fulfilment systems ...
Cloud-based services are one of the biggest growth opportunities in ICT, but enterprises will probably seek to get the best of both worlds, rather than abandon traditional IT infrastructure completely ...
The Apple iPad has created a new device category for the wireless electronics industry. The tablet phenomenon is timely for mobile operators, which are seeking new areas of service revenue growth ...
European incumbents no longer account for the majority of retail fixed broadband subscriptions, according to the latest data from Analysys Mason’s Fixed Broadband research programme ...
CSPs' need to support new services and complex bundles more quickly than ever before has driven growth in the market for telecoms customer care systems, despite the recession ...
Mobile broadband will contribute almost 10% of European operators' mobile service revenue by 2015, according to our new forecast. But huge increases in data traffic have so far outpaced revenue growth ...
The continual rise in the number of consumers taking mobile broadband has severely strained network capacity, resulting in deterioration in the user experience. Mobile operators have rushed to invest in their networks, but a closer look at the habits and tendencies of mobile broadband subscribers reveals that there are far less painful solutions to the issues of network quality.
