The latest news and media announcements from Analysys Mason.
A study by Analysys Mason has revealed that 50% of unsatisfied fixed broadband users intend to change their Internet service provider (ISP) within six months.
Analysys Mason has been selected by Brunei communications authority to develop a broadband strategy to support access to highly developed information communication technology (ICT) infrastructure.
Analysys Mason has been working with Yorkshire Forward to support activities to maximise the transformational impact of Digital Region, the next-generation broadband infrastructure being deployed in South Yorkshire.
Ofcom, the independent regulator and competition authority for the UK communications industries, has published a report that considers the regulatory and cost implications of unbundling Gigabit Passive Optical Networks (GPONs).
Policy makers in Copenhagen should establish investment incentives to promote use of advanced technologies in developing countries that enable ‘clean growth’ - achieving social and economic development while also hitting carbon emission reduction targets.
Analysys Mason strengthenes enterprise practice with industry expert Steve Hilton joining the senior ranks.
The announcement today by Enterprise Minister Arlene Foster that almost GBP50 million will be invested in Northern Ireland’s telecoms infrastructure follows the successful completion of a competitive procurement process led on behalf of the government by Analysys Mason.
Analysys Mason has strengthened its energy practice with the addition of two senior energy industry experts to its ranks. Richard H. Sellers and Jean-Philippe Larramendy join as Associates and bring considerable expertise and experience to the energy team.
Investment in information and communication technologies could
stimulate growth in developing countries while promoting low-carbon solutions
